Sentence examples for to operate around from inspiring English sources

Tillingbourne began operations with a single vehicle, expanding to operate around 70 buses by 2001.

We would all need to operate around him.

Trawlers, in particular, would no longer be able to operate around the farm.

Today's most advanced humanoid robots are still big hulking pieces of metal that are unsafe to operate around people".

Electricity comes fitfully: a huge headache for factories that need to operate around the clock to turn a profit.

Redwood Robotics (US) "Our robotic arms are simple to teach, affordable, and safe to operate around humans.

They are less expensive to run, operate around-the-clock and generate greater volume.

Last year, funding problems at the STFC, the body that allocates public spending in astronomy, particle and nuclear physics, and space science, meant that cash for Isis and Diamond had already been slashed: Isis only had enough money to operate for around 120 days this year, approximately half its capacity.

The company "was wary of building a device for Verizon's CDMA network because it didn't use technology that allowed a phone to seamlessly operate around the world, as AT&T's network does," Ellison writes.

"It wasn't impossible — but much, much harder — for immigrants to operate businesses around the globe a hundred years ago, when there were no jet planes, to say nothing of cellphones and computers," Ms. Foner said.

Mr. Karzai returned from visits to Washington and London last week with only vague promises that the two countries would consider his request for an expansion across the country of the British-led international military force that is building toward a ceiling of 4,500 men, and with a mandate to operate only around Kabul.