Sentence examples for making operations from inspiring English sources

"I was dealing with some people in the corridor, even making operations in the corridors," he said.

What about countries or organizations, or even foreign individuals, that are just making operations more difficult, practically or politically?

Steel making operations in South Wales and Northeast England will be closed or scaled back, Corus said.

The memory chip consolidation appeared to culminate on Sunday when Micron Technology announced a tentative agreement to take over the memory chip making operations of Hynix Semiconductor, vaulting it to first place in the field ahead of Samsung Electronics.

Last week, Nestlé said it was in talks to sell its British ice cream making operations to Richmond Foods, a big British ice cream maker that will manufacture under license for Nestlé.

In a polished office in New Belgrade, EBRD senior adviser Ian Brown says the bank's 2011 loan is not about expanding the mines but about making operations more efficient, reducing emissions and local pollution.

As a firm believer in liberal economics, he started to tackle Korea's huge family-owned conglomerates, the chaebol, reducing state subsidies to them, encouraging them to cull loss-making operations and to make public their accounts.

Six farmhouse cheese-making operations have opened across Connecticut over the past three years, each producing small quantities of hand-made "boutique" goat, cow or sheep cheeses.

But given the slick money-making operations that have emerged on the reservations, will they do so again?

A number of foreign manufacturers have several vehicle-making operations with different partners.

One fall morning, Scott Fletcher, who has overseen cheese-making operations at Grafton for the last 38 years, was making sage Cheddar with two young cheesemakers.