Sentence examples for operator something from inspiring English sources

Sperling is another savvy Washington operator, something his predecessor, Larry Summers, could never be accused of.

He also criticized the commission's failure to give California officials authority over the Independent System Operator, something Mr. Davis has agitated for.

In five hours of testimony to Brazil's senate on November 19th, Mr Mendonca de Barros admitted a "personal preference" for the Opportunity group, but only because it included Telecom Italia, an experienced international phone operator (something which Telemar lacked).

"There was a woman running around telling the x-ray operators something and I asked them what was happening but they didn't know".

In a remote junction of transmission lines here, about 90 miles west of Albany, bulldozers are moving dirt for a new installation that will give Power Authority operators something that exists nowhere else on the grid: a way to play traffic cop for electrons, shifting the flow between parallel lines, to keep them both full and raise total capacity.

Not only that, but a significant number of those subscribers come from bundled deals with mobile operators, something the streaming service Deezer has built itself on, so it is debatable just how "active" its users are (some customers, often known as "zombie users" have a subscription as part of their monthly package but don't actually use it).

Particularly hard hit were the quantitative operators, something you can't accuse Buffett of practicing.

Meanwhile, for investors — and much further down the line, for any potential exit/acquirer — not only does Nokia MixRadio have deals in place with record labels/publishers, seeing its availability in 31 countries, the ex-Nokia unit also has legacy relationships with mobile operators, something that could be valuable as part of a much wider music services strategy.

They know they must remove their listening equipment if they hear a telephone subscriber complain to the operator that "something is wrong with the wire".

Although partnering with mobile operators is something Facebook has been working on over the past year, expect to see them double down on these efforts in the years to come.

Tom Buckley of The New York Times described it as poorly written and directed, calling it one of many poor summer films released "to fill the need of drive-in operators for something cheap to put on the screen for the kids in the cars to ignore or laugh at".