Sentence examples for operation with him from inspiring English sources

Yet a majority of her town folk, believe that this gentle lady chopped her stepmothers head to bits with a hatchet, hung around for an hour and a half, welcomed her father into the house and then repeated the operation with him.

Moreover, Quinnipiac's role in polling appears to have grown directly out of the program at Marist, where John Lahey was a vice president before moving to Quinnipiac as president five years ago, bringing his understanding of Marist's polling operation with him.

Their ideas have included casino gambling, an '80s festival mall, new ballparks, hosting a Formula One grand prix, hosting a Super Bowl, even commissioning (this was Mayor Coleman Young, in 1984) Berry Gordy (who fled Detroit for Los Angeles by the early 1970s, taking the entire Motown operation with him) to write a city theme modeled after Frank Sinatra's "Theme from New York, New York".

The security camera footage is shown to us by Charl Kitching of the City of Cape Town's Metro Police Unit, half an hour before we embark on a 50-man operation with him and his team into the Flats.

A commission official said Barroso had also expressed "full confidence" in Kenny and said he looked forward to "a very close and constructive co-operation" with him.

Three years after King's death, Jackson split with King's Southern Christian Leadership Conference-a bitter parting, amid accusations of financial irregularities-and he more or less took Operation Breadbasket with him, renaming it PUSH (People United to Save Humanity).

When Packer leaves the physical location, its operations leave with him.

What's more important is that now, after picking all that money out of American pockets, Halliburton has decided to move its CEO Dave Lesar to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates and much of the corporation's operations along with him.

What Lee found was that no one had ordered Pickett's division forward from its bivouac in the rear and that Longstreet had been planning an independent operation without consulting with him.

The operation left him with lingering back pain that, he has said, prompted his use of narcotics.

The six-hour operation left him with a pump next to his left heart ventricle, from which a cable runs under his ribs and comes out through his stomach into a controller that sits in a bumbag beside spare batteries on his belt.