Sentence examples for off the operations from inspiring English sources

Foster's announced its intention to spin off the operations, Australian Leisure and Hospitality, last month.

That was why 3Com spun off the operations of its successful Palm brand of hand-held organizers, he added, because Palm was "not a networking company".

Philip Smallwood, head of flight operations, says: "Text messaging takes pressure off the operations team.

That caused Mr. Carter to call off the operation.

He said it was apparently their effort to leave Spain that set off the operation.

Another official said Ms. Reno was prepared to call off the operation at any time.

Unable to pay, he put off the operation for a year until a charity project paid for it.

The level of skill needed to pull off the operation and the targets strongly indicated that the culprit was a government.

I had the impression that the British were scared we would be kicked off the operation if we made a fuss," the ex-serviceman said.

Dragamex had hoped to put off the operation for a week or two, but had reconsidered when the radar showed a storm front massing to the west.

The Daily Mirror reported that "an expert has revealed how a Mr Big is likely to have hired elite thieves from eastern Europe and Israel to pull off the operation".