Sentence examples for upcoming operation from inspiring English sources

"The detainee stated he attended a meeting prior to 11 September 2001 in which an upcoming operation was discussed," according to military documents.

In 1940, in an attempt to be useful, she wrote to his eye surgeon, not only offering one of her own eyes in case a graft might be possible (she was seventy-four) but providing the "ideal" astrological moment for an upcoming operation — and enclosing a stamp for a return letter.

As he sipped a Coca-Cola the deeply religious Templeton expressed no nervousness about the upcoming operation that would require his heart to be stopped for two hours.

31-year-old actress Kris Carr also convinced me that announcing my upcoming operation to the world was a good idea.

Before the invasion of Iraq, Bush officials were, for instance, citing figures as low as $50 billion for the entire upcoming operation, beginning to end.

On 14 May, Nimitz, having obtained intelligence concerning the Combined Fleet's upcoming operation against Midway, ordered Halsey to make sure that Japanese scout aircraft sighted his ships the next day, after which he was to return to Pearl Harbor immediately.

The police "facilitated freedom of movement and provided advance warning of upcoming operations," it said.

The graphics chip has less need to store upcoming operations in memory, so it can cram in more processing cores than a CPU can.

He assisted in planning upcoming operations, including Operation Flintlock, the invasion of the Marshall Islands.

According to Nottinghamshire police, employees receiving management action included a constable who chatted on Facebook with a member of the public and posted "confidential information concerning an upcoming police operation", while another posted comments "regarding their dissatisfaction at having to work on an upcoming police operation".

If the President is indeed as wary of the upcoming military operation as he looks, it would hardly be surprising.