Sentence examples for op name from inspiring English sources

The OP name is a play on a popular brand of traditional Swedish aquavit called O. P. Anderson, which is also conveniently made by V&S.

The Co-operative Group on Monday warned its brand could be damaged by the bank continuing to use the Co-op name.

All dishes prefaced by the "Ops" name feature the house speciality: delicious Albanian smoked beef.

OPs named the intervention's fit with their perceived task, and their relationship with other stakeholders.

(I detailed this transition in a recent New York Times op-doc, "Name Change").

Each unit houses a group of 10-17 students, and is organized to promote a common theme, usually indicated by the co-op's name.

The successes are easy to name: Op-Eds, Op-Docs, book reviews, photography, pieces for the Magazine, Science, Styles, Travel, Upshot, Well and elsewhere, as well as news dispatches that fill crucial coverage needs.

Co-op was named as the most ethical.

There's a foosball table in the mail room, a communal guest room (for the mothers-in-law) and a shamelessly friendly co-op cat named Pushkin.

Within the first few minutes of "Flashpoint," a new action series beginning Friday on CBS that may be too languid for its own good, a special-ops cop named Ed Lane Hugh Dillonn) blithely telegraphs his sentiments on work-family balance.

As the sun set we walked back to the co-op president named Gabriel's house and learned first-hand how fishermen in Puerto Libertad enjoy their Sunday evenings.