Sentence examples for operations will move from inspiring English sources

And now a rumor has spread that most of the factory's operations will move.

Mr. Baratta, who is based in London and oversees the firm's European private equity operations, will move to New York in September, Blackstone said in a statement.

NEW YORK TIMES Stephen Roach Retires From Morgan Stanley  |  Stephen Roach, the nonexecutive chairman of Morgan Stanley's Asian operations, will move full time into academia.

Under the current plan, the research and development operations will move into the building in the middle of next year and will occupy about one-third of the space.

Pharmacia and Upjohn, with headquarters down the street from the Hills, plans to complete its merger with Monsanto Company in a few months, at which point employees from Monsanto's pharmaceutical operations will move in from St . Louis

Mr. Hutcheson said that NEIL FERGUSON, the head chef of the restaurants at the Connaught in London, which are Ramsay operations, will move to New York for the new restaurants.

NBC and the governor of Connecticut, Dannel P. Malloy, made it official on Tuesday — much of NBC's sports operation will move to Stamford.

Peppa Pig and other shows are made off-site by independent producers, but Milkshake's continuity presenters, on-screen promotions and transmission operation will move to Northern & Shell premises.

Once the test program is finished, he said the operation will move next year to Spaceport America, the futuristic facility in New Mexico where it intends to fly its tourist flights.

Friday night will be more scattered, with pop-up shows in spaces around Brooklyn; on Saturday the operation will move to 92Y TriBeCa, for a series of improvised duets.

Madeline Weinstein, a senior vice president who was the highest-ranking woman in the brokerage operation, will move into corporate headquarters to take on some of Mr. Gorman's duties as director for corporate marketing.