Sentence examples for operator appears from inspiring English sources
If the right operator appears, he will quit and retire.
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Others are more sceptical, especially as the track operator appears likely to be excluded from Freedom of Information (FoI) legislation.
AT&T Wireless, the nation's third-largest wireless telephone operator, appears to be leaning toward a buyout offer from the Vodafone Group of Britain, executives close to the talks said last night.
Mr. Nasrallah, a shrewd political operator, appears to be calculating that the West, thrown off balance by the rise of jihadist factions among the Syrian rebels, will not jump in on the rebel side.
D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-10 AT&T Leans Toward Vodafone AT&T Wireless, the nation's third-largest wireless telephone operator, appears to be leaning toward a buyout bid for $38 billion cash from Vodafone Group of Britain, executives close to the talks said.
The first private operator appeared as late as 2007 (the present-day Arriva in the province (voivodship) of Kujawsko-Pomorskie).
Rather, the letters, which were sent to companies including Verizon Communications, the nation's largest local phone carrier, and the Comcast Corporation, the biggest cable operator, appear to be intended to encourage a larger discussion of what constitutes a subscriber.
The shaken owner of a German luxury tour operator appeared on national television today to confirm that his company had chartered the Concorde that crashed near Paris, killing 109 people on board and 4 on the ground.
Satellite imagery of the coal spill last week prompted an investigation by the Queensland Department of Environment and Heritage Protection (EHP), which said the port operator appeared to have acted in line with a temporary licence to release the excess water.
Recent attempt to simulate such nonlocal model using the finite difference time domain method encountered difficulties in dealing with the grad div operator appearing in the governing equation of the hydrodynamic current.
