Sentence examples for operated to a from inspiring English sources

In the early days of the package holiday, tour operators such as the Travel Club of Upminster, Horizon and Gaytours operated to a revolutionary business model that opened up Europe.

Something similar operated, to a lesser extent, with Katharine Hepburn.

They operated to a timetable and were noted for their punctuality.

At Ford, Flewitt operated to a cycle time – the time taken by a production line task – of 45 seconds.

For the same reason, it may be operated to a much higher discharge temperature (typically 1,760 °C), so that it is capable of augmenting the thrust of the turbofan by as much as 50 percent.

Different writers reach different conclusions but it should be remembered that the great Abbado was also criticised for not being as great as the greater Karajan, and the greater Karajan took flak for not being as great as the superlatively greater Furtwängler, as though the destiny of the world's most magnificent orchestra operated to a law of diminishing returns.

British political history operates to a 30-year rule.

The traffic operates to a ceaseless sound of horns and shouting.

Part of the problem, says Marshall, is trying to operate to "a very tight timeline" imposed by the last government.

We have songs and even the elements that are improvised have parameters within which we operate to an extent.

At issue is whether the $16 million park is operated to make a profit.