Sentence examples for much of the operation from inspiring English sources

Miss Keaton is an accomplished astronomer herself; she also runs much of the operation in the desert.

Further, it is not just regular users that are in the dark; much of the operation of mobile devices remains mysterious even to experts.

But it struggled to stay afloat, so Vernon M. Brown, Aspiranet's director, moved much of the operation to the Central Valley.

He hired a staff, and set up shop in a three-bedroom apartment on the second floor of a peach-colored high-rise, paying for much of the operation with the proceeds of his book sales and car racing.

But reporters who visited Mr. McAfee had a hard time figuring out how much of the operation was authentic and how much was sleight of hand, and he seemed to relish the confusion.

Some have suggested that the agents knew they were being filmed, but most analysts agree that they could not have expected that so much of the operation would be made public.

Zagiba found her footing and, by 2006, moved to her current role, overseeing much of the operations of the Department of Economics, which has around 70 faculty, 20 staff and 900 graduate and undergraduate students.

In the firehouse on Thursday, storm aid still took over much of the rescue operation.

Dr. Comer has handed off much of the daily operation of the program to others, like the executive director, Edward T. Joyner.

The 39-count indictment was made public in Tucson, where much of the illegal operation was said to be focused, and people were arrested in several Western states.

Since buying Nycomed Amersham, GE appears to have put much of the British operation into an interlinked web of UK companies all ultimately owned by a holding company in the low-tax Netherlands.