Sentence examples for operated further from inspiring English sources

He was the partner to Darren Fletcher in the centre of the 3-5-2, thoperatedoperated further ahead in attack mode, along the inside-left channel.

Berbatov's hat-trick against Liverpool last Sunday cemented a start to the season in which he has shown far more physical determination and operated further up the field as a more traditional striker.

"Diddy" Traherne gave a blood sample, but refused to co-operate further with the investigation.

This has Touré released to operate further ahead and two holding players behind him, Fernando and Fernandinho.

Ben Cooper, the lawyer representing Cleary, said he was "fully co-operating" with the ongoing police investigation and that he "wishes to co-operate further".

Operating further north of Woqab, in an area where no ANA or ISAF troops had been before, the Vikings were now involved in attacking insurgents and pushing north, deep into Taliban territory.

The move targets Nigeria's Boko Haram and three groups operating further north in the Sahel: Al-Qa'ida in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), the Movement for Oneness and Jihad in west Africa (MUJAO) and the Signed-in-Blood Battalion.

This may be enough to convince the IRA to co-operate further on decommissioning, which in turn would enable Mr Trimble to lift his ban.Equally, though, Mr Trimble's sanction could lead to the suspension of the peace process.

At a summit last Sunday, EU leaders agreed to co-operate further in handling the crisis and to provide United Nations-aided housing for 100,000 people, half of them in Greece.

He added: "Whilst we make every effort to facilitate peaceful demonstrations, on this occasion the demonstrators did not inform police of their route and were unwilling to co-operate further with police today".

And while the Bush administration is leaving it to the next president to decide how the mortgage finance companies will operate further out, the actions taken by their conservators will have an immediate influence on the cost of stabilizing the nation's housing market.