Sentence examples for operation of town from inspiring English sources

Town officials said his continued presence created negative publicity for the town and hurt the operation of town government.

HE pointed out that Pitney Bowes, founded in Stamford in 1920, was considering selling its 450,000-square-foot building and moving its operation out of town, leaving a small group of executives in Stamford.

From almost the moment the deal was signed, Russian President Vladimir Putin insisted "rebel forces" had undertaken a "defensive encirclement operation" of the town.

Beech-Nut had just moved operations out of town, and the building was closed down.

But they were mainly in sprawling operations on the edge of town.

The man who was in charge of snow removal operations, Stephen Goldsmith, was out of town when the storm caught his city by surprise.

Here in Evanston, the numbers did not seem to concern anyone so much as the possibility that the operation of Yucca Mountain would give town leaders one more problem to prepare for.

Drawing attention to events that have occurred since the report was compiled, Mr. Pinheiro called for further investigation of operations in the town of Daraya in late August, where hundreds of people were killed as government forces and allied civilian militiamen known as shabiha assaulted the town.

(They called Mr. Gianelli Oz, as in Wizard of, back in North Hempstead, where he turned a part-time job into the directorship of town finance and operations and turned a $7 million deficit to an $8 million surplus).

Building on the success of two recent exhibitions in an industrial space in Cold Spring, Collaborative Concepts has moved its base of operations to the town of Beacon with a show simply titled "Inaugural Invitational Exhibition".

"So any revenue we get from that kind of operation helps the town a lot".