Sentence examples for operative with a from inspiring English sources

"You know the deal," a Saks operative with a stiff blond hairdo told her friends.

Within 48 hours of its initial release, it had seemingly made its way into the in-boxes of every political reporter and operative with a computer.

It turned out that Masri's abductors — the Central Intelligence Agency — had apparently mistaken him for an alleged Al Qaeda operative with a similar name.

Nothing wows Michael, most peculiarly not his ex-girlfriend and ablest associate, Fiona (Gabrielle Anwar), a former Irish Republican Army operative with a neck like the Chrysler Building and a wacky appetite for excellent marksmanship and explosives fun.

And let's not be too quick to dismiss the wisdom of his sidekick, a C.I.A. operative with a bad temper and a worse haircut: "If you're gonna do this, you might as well have fun with it".

But his past also includes stints as a guerrilla trainee, an underground operative with a fabricated identity, and a political prisoner so prominent that he was exchanged for a kidnapped American ambassador.

Underneath an owlish exterior, he is an ex-Green Beret and former C.I.A. operative with an exotic past.

Chastain owns the screen as the CIA operative with an unwavering determination to find and kill terrorist Osama bin Laden.

Liam Neeson (Darkman) reprises his role as Bryan Mills, a former C.I.A. operative with an extraordinarily high percentage of immediate family members who can say, "I've been kidnapped at some point in my life".

But Blackwater was also a cutout entity for the CIA, providing intelligence operatives with a logistics and transportation operation, even assistance with drone strikes in Pakistan.

In December 1913, Sifton moved Stewart from Municipal Affairs into the Public Works portfolio; in this capacity, Stewart played a major role in the incorporation of the Alberta Farmers' Co-operative Elevator Company, which was a farmer-run co-operative with a charter to own and operate grain elevators.