THE SPORTING SCENE about Deauville, a French resort on the Normandy coast, which, in August, is the major scene of operations for the Paris horseracing circuit.
In moments of intense passion, the violinist generally moved in close to the scene of operations like a good anesthetist, carefully feeding the efforts of the earnest young woman who was attempting to pull emotional significance out of thin air.
Portable television equipment in the field proved valuable for sending back to headquarters, by antenna radiation or coaxial cable, a picture of any scene of operations such as a river crossing.
By Fred J. Feldkamp The New Yorker, August 14 , 1971P. 60 THE SPORTING SCENE about Deauville, a French resort on the Normandy coast, which, in August, is the major scene of operations for the Paris horseracing circuit.
We go behind the scenes of Operation Avalanche, a faux-documentary narrative following CIA agents tasked with faking the moon landing.
An Italian man at the scene of the operation complained that rescue officials had been "talking badly" of civilians (video) who had tried to help the effort.
BBC correspondent Oleg Boldyrev reports from the scene of the operation where he says the number of casualties is unclear.
CFAV Sechelt (YDT 610), CFAV Granby (YDT 12), CFAV Glenevis (YTB 642) HMCS Preserver was assigned as the on-scene commander of Operation Persistence and had authority over all aircraft and vessels within the area surrounding the crash site.
The beaches of neighbouring Benin are the scene of similar operations.
In August the French admiral sent definite word that he preferred the Chesapeake, with its large area and deep water, as the scene of his operations; and within a week, on August 19, 1781, Washington marched south with his army, leaving Gen. William Heath with 4,000 men to hold West Point.
On 17 August 1940, Germany declared a large area around Britain to be a "scene of warlike operations".
