Sentence examples similar to operation of something from inspiring English sources

Before Coca-Cola got rolling in West Germany, for instance, it had to go to court to halt the nagging operations of something called the Coördination Office for German Beverages, which was churning out defamatory pamphlets with titles like "Coca-Cola, Karl Marx, and the Imbecility of the Masses" and the more succinct "Coca-Cola?

Take time figuring out the operations of something you're not familiar with, such as an ipod or Tamagotchi.

She wanted to save the last operation in case of something extremely serious.

So how did the company turn this kind of operation into something that could not only function, but also do it quickly and nimbly?

Chaos in Libya, traditionally a staging point for would-be emigres trying to reach the European Union, has turned the operation into something of a free-for-all.

You may also know they recently launched an App store, the operation of which was something of a failure.

And yet, even as growing numbers of countries around the world embraced market mechanisms in the operation of their economies, something else was happening.

This is the end of a rescue operation and the beginning of something very different.

This is an extremely abstract and arid operation -- the creation of something from nothing by means of the analysis of it.

The theme for the debate is not the usual media owners' whinge about BBC.co.uk's money and freedom of operation but something more subtle about the future of the Corporation's public service obligations.

I got the strong sense that this climate data gathering operation was something of an underdog enterprise – the moodier sibling of Nasa's more celebrated deep-space projects.