Sentence examples for operation together with from inspiring English sources
He moved his headquarters to Nashville from Washington, to more derisive catcalls, and pulled his ragged operation together with considerable skill.
"In a recent cloak-and-dagger operation together with some like-minded Aleppines he managed to brick up its 14th-century sundial for safe-keeping," he says.
In January a public inquiry found that Vladimir Putin had "probably approved" the operation together with Nikolai Patrushev, the FSB's then director.
The former AHAB manager, who worked closely with both Sanea and Stewart, told me that the two men oversaw T.I.B.C.'s lending operation together, with Stewart focussing on "the mechanics of getting things done".
British security officials, who insisted on anonymity so they could speak candidly, said that about 20 men from the Special Boat Squadron, an arm of the Royal Marines that is one of Britain's crack special forces units, were involved in the operation, together with Nigerian troops.
Correspondingly, an advanced PI control with ILC-based set-point is developed which requires smaller memory for operation together with less degree of freedom to design.
All the design and manufacturing details are provided, as well as the operation procedure together with experimental results.
Its operations, together with its partners from Chinese and Iraqi state-owned oil companies, are gaining momentum.
Mr. Murdoch has wanted to stitch the European and Asian operations together with DirecTV and the company's Latin American satellite units to form a behemoth called Sky Global.
Labour in China was cheaper and new infrastructure and construction projects promised cost-effective operations together with some of the comforts of home.Those comforts went beyond business.
It was later in the 17th century that the Dutch mathematician Christiaan Huygens showed that the chain curve cannot be given by an algebraic equation (one involving only arithmetic operations together with powers and roots); he also coined the term catenary.
