Sentence examples for operating some of the from inspiring English sources

After the death of her father, she and husband, Alvin, assumed responsibility for operating some of the families commercial real estate interests.

So basically what they do is design, build and operate things like motorways, bridges, tunnels, airports, car parks -- and they have contracts for operating some of the projects reaching anywhere from about 15 to 80 years.

En route, however, Ollinger learned that NSF, which is paying for NEON, had put a hold on an initial $111 million grant to begin operating some of the newly built stations.

Mace was also a technical consultant for Akamai, which specializes in the delivery of digital media (including operating some of the infrastructure behind iTunes), as well as the CTO of Vivendi Mobile Entertainment.

The programme would also exploit Dibnah's working-class attitude and show him operating some of the machinery he visited.

A former New York assemblyman and a dozen pain clinic workers were arrested on Friday, accused of operating some of the largest "pill mills" in the northeastern United States and illegally prescribing more than 6 million opioid pills, law enforcement officials said.

Both bids underscored the attractiveness of BAA, which operates some of the world's busiest airports.

E.F.H., the club says, operates some of the nation's dirtiest coal plants.

Three Protestant denominations that operated some of the schools have also offered apologies.

The Navy faced severe criticism for having allowed civilians to operate some of the controls during the maneuver.

Good Shepherd Services, the top-rated agency, operates some of the same types of programs for the same kinds of difficult teenagers as the city office in last place.