Sentence examples for unusual operation from inspiring English sources

One scar, which runs along Baker's right elbow, resulted from his longest and most unusual operation, one performed overwhelmingly on baseball players, one even named after a pitcher, Tommy John.

"This bold, unusual operation" could provide Al Qaeda "with a substantial financing infusion at a time when it is thought to be short of cash," a dispatch summarizing the episode said.

Kimberly Miles, recipient of a lung transplant in November 2000 in an unusual operation in which her sister and a friend donated parts of their lungs, died on Monday in Minneapolis.

In February of 2012, a medical team at the University of Michigan's C. S. Mott Children's Hospital, in Ann Arbor, carried out an unusual operation on a three-month-old boy.

In an unusual operation, Way had knee cartilage from a cadaver placed inside his right knee to stabilize it, and there is no guarantee he will be healthy enough to practice when summer training camp opens in July.

At thirty-one, he is… In February of 2012, a medical team at the University of Michigan's C. S. Mott Children's Hospital, in Ann Arbor, carried out an unusual operation… I confess to being bewildered, still, by what is often said to be the greatest game of StarCraft II ever played.

The slightly more unusual operations will be split off into a new X Labs, which will focus as it does now on developing strange and futuristic technology.

"It was certainly one of our more unusual operations and we all worked closely to ensure that the whales were not stranded in shallow water while chasing shoals of herrings".

The company, the result of a 2001 merger between the Australian company previously known as Broken Hill Proprietary and the British miner Billiton has an unusual operating structure in which operations are merged but each national company maintains its own corporate identity and stock.

A years-long investigation by the Associated Press alleged in extensive detail that Robert Levinson, who disappeared from an Iranian island resort in 2007, had been involved in an extraordinarily unusual intelligence operation initiated by three CIA analysts who did not officially have the power to launch such operations.

The total value of that unusual rescue operation was put at $1.35 billion.