Sentence examples for operations book from inspiring English sources

Since 1955, when it began, intelligence officers have filled its pages with analyses of old spy operations, book reviews, and tales of derring-do.

The last entry in No. 71 Wing's operations book was for 21 January 1946 at Tadji, New Guinea.

Accommodation facilities were, according to the unit operations book, "bleak and depressing" and deficiencies in equipment were "too numerous for itemising".

The first lag reflects the fact that (previous) creative accounting operations booked in the year t − 1 financial reports are expected to almost immediately influence the (subsequent) governments' fiscal performance.

With all these choices, and with the holiday season nearly upon us, the time seemed right to put a simple and extremely appealing plan into operation: book a suite for my wife, Nancy, and myself at three of New York's top hotels and compare the experiences.

Buy one in China, and the Irish operation books most of the profits.

(Legitimate excuses include already having a holiday or operation booked, but you can only play that card once in a calendar year).

"After Neon's operation six weeks ago, when the tumour was taken out, they had another operation booked in immediately because they thought there was something else there," Ms Roberts told The Times.

Last year, when it was still considered a growth vehicle and a prized asset, the trading operation booked $750 million in profits, accounting for about a third of El Paso's pretax income.

In March, it wrote down the operation's book value by 100 million euros, to 170 million euros.

Granted, they were in various states of disrepair even then: "Only one gristmill and one sawmill remained in operation," the book states.