Sentence examples for whose base of operations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blum, whose base of operations after 1973 was the Blum-Helman Gallery iNew Yorkrk, came to Ferus in the summer of 1958.

As it did in a similar outing in October 2010, "30 Rock" will ditch its filmed format and adapt its fast-paced repartee and cutaway sight gags to a no-second-chances style more familiar to "Saturday Night Live" (whose base of operations at Studio 8H will again be the site of the "30 Rock" show).

Telefónica, whose main base of operations is in its native Spain and in Latin America, secured a toehold in Continental Europe in 2000, when it joined other telecommunications companies in paying billions of dollars for new wireless spectrum.

I feel that the Junos should be for people who are living in Canada, whose main base of business operations is in Canada, who are working toward the recognition of Canadian talent in this country and who are trying to further the export of such talent from this country to the world with a view to proudly showing off what this country can contribute to the world market.

When Tony is hiding out in small-town America and trying to rebuild his armour, he befriends Harley Ty Simpkinss), a doe-eyed boy whose back shed briefly becomes his base of operations.

Obama directed the DOT to enforce rulings it had begun to work up but never implemented under President George W. Bush, whose home state of Texas is the base of operations for American Airlines, Southwest and what was Continental before its acquisition by United.

WHERE will the base of operations be?

They need a base of operations.

His base of operations became Monte Carlo.

(SHIELD trashes Lydon's base of operations).

"This is our base of operations".