Sentence examples for manpower began from inspiring English sources

So Manpower began screening with a "homesickness" test designed by psychologists.

In February, the German withdrawal was discovered and the Allies, finding an open battlefield for the first time since 1914 and believing that the German Army was suffering from limited manpower, began an advance to follow them up.

Brooks's men began the manpower-intensive work of conducting systematic patrols by day and aggressive raids at night; William Bushnell, a sergeant in Brooks's company, was killed on one of those patrols in April.

The Hurricanes' manpower superiority began to show midway through the third quarter, and the rout was on.

Don't let gravity do any of your work for you; ease the piano gently using manpower from beginning to end.

Thrown into the heartland of a growing insurgency, with undefined goals and a shortage of manpower, Bravo Company began piling up casualties at an alarming rate.

This became especially difficult as the Army's manpower crisis really began to bite in 1944.

In September, the firm began adding back manpower.

"In fact, we assess Daesh's numbers are the lowest they've been since we began monitoring their manpower in 2014," he added, using one of three terms US officials use interchangeably to refer to Isis.

With Mr. bin Laden and his followers in the Al Qaeda organization as the prime suspects, federal authorities opened operational command centers as they began to mobilize manpower for a huge investigation that is likely to expand into a global effort to track down those responsible for the attacks.

So Coelho, now 63, quit and began working for Manpower, with the instructions that he wanted flexible and interesting work near his home in Hanford, Calif.