Sentence examples for ops of from inspiring English sources

Freeman has posted an OPS of.843 in 76 games while Puig has an OPS of over 1.000 but has played just 33 games, a fact that may have registered with voters more than many originally thought.

I'd pictured safe wooden walkways with railings, photo ops of smiling three-toed sloths and colorful toucans.

As a 41-year-old, Williams hit 29 home runs in 113 games and posted an OPS of 1.096.

And somehow this all has happened while franchise player Joe Mauer, earning a whopping $23m, posted a May OPS of just.618, with much of the remaining cast best described as "eh".

Bright spots were with the bats: as always, Paul Goldschmidt was superb, while Jean Segura, Jake Lamb and young Brandon Drury, whose crazy September OPS of over 1.000, brought some measure of solace to Chase Field.

We caught more than a glimpse of Gary Sanchez: all the catcher did in 53 games was hit 20 home runs and punch up an OPS of over 1.000.

More radical, trial the handing over of the running of some stations to small co-ops of staff who are willing to give it a go.

What started as an idea became a movement, and by 1915 the street had been transformed into an artists' haven, with four tall co-ops of varying designs.

Last spring, Seagal helped the Russian government launch a new nationwide fitness programme and there have been numerous photo-ops of the two hanging out.

Across the street from Chez Panisse, the co-ops of the 60's live on at the Cheese Board, a collective of 40 cheesemongers, bakers and pizza-makers.

IN the last few years, renowned architects and enterprising developers have rushed to put their stamp on Manhattan with contemporary condominium buildings that have seemed far more inventive than the staid old co-ops of the Upper East Side.