Sentence examples for was operated from from inspiring English sources
verb
To perform a work or labour; to exert power or strength, physical or mechanical; to act.
Grace was operated from Mr. Sunseri's home until a few years ago.
Founded in 1884, Svenska Dagbladet was operated from 1940 to 1973 under the ownership of a foundation supported by a number of Swedish business firms and other segments of society, including the church and the armed forces.
Once a thickness of 500 Å was attained, the evaporation source was covered with a shutter, which was operated from outside.
US prosecutors say records at this Connecticut ISP showed that Azzam was operated from Imperial College London, where Babar Ahmad worked in IT.
Leica ALS50-II scanner was operated from an altitude of 2000 m using a field-of-view of 30°, a scanning rate of 52 Hz, and a pulse frequency of 58.9 Hz.
The column was operated from 50°C (for 1 min) to 70°C at 20°C/min (plateau for 5 min), then finally to 250°C (maintained for 3.5 min) at 8°C/min.
("Lynn was operating from a place of love," Mr. Duplass explained, "and Josh and I were operating from a place of fear").
As he was operating from retail premises, he was obliged to display something in the window.
He also dismissed the notion that he was operating from an old playbook.
The plane was operating from the Hmeymim Air Base near Latakia.
By March 1943, as the Allied forces advanced, the squadron was operating from Medinne along the Mareth Line.
