Sentence examples for massive operations of from inspiring English sources

Bolthouse is just one of the many massive operations of California's expansive Central Valley, which is really two valleys: the San Joaquin to the south and Sacramento to the north.

"It will be the beginning of a massive operation of humanitarian support for the populations of liberated territories," Mr. Fillon said on RTL radio.

Ken Terrell, the center's seniors program manager and volunteer coordinator, was overseeing a massive operation of volunteers and staff, providing water and food for those gathered here, and deploying drivers around the region to deliver a huge amount of supplies.

"It will be the beginning of a massive operation of humanitarian support for the populations of liberated territories," he said on RTL radio.

The modest goal was to handicap the few dozen seats most likely to flip without having the massive operation of a FiveThirtyEight or a Cook Political Report.

French Prime Minister Francois Fillon said it was the start of a "massive operation of humanitarian support" for the east and that Paris was studying "all solutions" – including military options.

MECs appear to be involved in a massive operation of synthesizing and packaging materials before the onset of lactation.

July 18 , 20145.43am BST As we await more information on an Israeli soldier reportedly killed in northern Gaza, AFP is reporting that the official Palestinian death toll has now hit 258: The death toll in Gaza hit 258 early on Friday as Israel pressed a ground offensive on the 11th day of a massive operation to stamp out militant rocket fire.

Crews wearing hard hats and orange jumpsuits began tearing down tents, sheds and other temporary buildings as refugees and migrants continued to board buses for relocation centres elsewhere in France on the second day of the massive operation to clear the area.

Security forces in Rio de Janeiro have staged a massive operation to move into one of its largest shanty towns.

The researchers also reached a slightly surprising conclusion about the goal of the massive operation: to "distract the public" during politically sensitive news events.