Sentence examples for operating miles from inspiring English sources

Ken Stettler, of the Utah Department of Human Services who helped draft state regulations for wilderness camps after the three children died, said Mr. Cartisano's operations had in some ways been shielded from scrutiny and potential lawsuits because most states do not have child abuse laws that apply directly to loosely run outdoor programs operating miles from anywhere.

That kind of war requires commanders to allow their sergeants and lieutenants maximum freedom to maneuver their 30- or 40-man platoons, operating miles and hours away from the command post.

By December 1941 the requirements for aircraft with extra-long-range of 2,000 miles as U-boats were operating 700 miles from the British Isles.

On the night of the attack, the Pentagon was able to divert an unarmed Predator drone operating 90 miles away to Benghazi, and the C.I.A. later used it to help plan an escape route for the surviving Americans.

Operating many miles from their base, they would be dependent on rations being quickly and efficiently transported forward from base.

The department staffed each post with an Indian Jemadar (approximately equivalent to a British Warrant Officer) and ten men, backed up by patrols operating 2 3 miles behind the line.

At the time, Iowa was operating 16 mile south of Sŏngjin, and after receiving the wounded destroyer crewmen, Iowa covered Thompson as she retreated into safer waters.

Before merger, the Erie had operated 2,300 miles (3,700 km) of track.

Canadian National operates 11,620 miles of track in Canada and 3,912 in the United States.

Yet Nevius interviewed Dr. Chris MacLaren, a Florida orthopedic surgeon, who had once operated on Miles's foot.

Williams, which operates 27,000 miles of gas pipelines nationwide, said its extra profit would come mostly from trading.