Sentence examples for operator set up from inspiring English sources

Brother and sister sat behind the monitor as the operator set up the shots.

Anderson and Arthur Provis, a camera operator, set up Pentagon Films, whose recruits included Sylvia as a secretary.

France's Carrefour, a hypermarket operator, set up in Brazil and Argentina in the 1970s; it now has $7 billion of sales in the region.

When Celtel, a mobile-phone operator, set up in Zambia eight years ago, it concentrated on the densely populated corridor between Victoria Falls (on the border with Zimbabwe), Lusaka and the industrial copper belt.

[Page C2.] Satellite Company Out on Its Own Intelsat, the collective communications satellite operator set up by the United States and other countries in the 1960's, has been transformed into a fully private company.

The train crash outside Paddington in October 1999, which killed 31, could have been avoided if Railtrack, the network operator set up in the privatization of Britain's aging and underfinanced railways five years ago, had acted on safety complaints about the site, a Government report said.

The welding operation consists of three different phases that need critical consideration in designing a fully automated robotic welding system to achieve good performance and weld quality (Pires et al. 2006): In this phase, the weld operator sets up the parts to be welded, the apparatus (power source, robot, robot program, etc).

In another case, scheme operators set up an online escrow service that was supposed to prevent fraud by holding auction payments until winning bidders could receive and inspect merchandise they had won, the F.T.C. said.

Within a day, a Canadian Web site set up to distribute the sponges received so many hits that it crashed; the operators set up a new site to accommodate the thousands of new orders and posted a notice on the original begging for patience.

Demand for the company's gear, which lets phone companies and cable operators set up and manage high-speed Internet services, was stronger than either the company or Wall Street analysts expected.

LightRules helps facility owners and operators set up parameters by which they want their lights to respond to a number of factors, like brightening when the number of people in a facility increases, for example, or dousing at times of low occupancy.