Sentence examples for by the dial from inspiring English sources

Arsenal were founded as Dial Square in 1886 by a group of workers employed by the Dial Square workshop at the Royal Arsenal, an armaments factory in Woolwich, Kent (formally part of the new County of London from 1889).

"Carol?" But he was answered by the dial tone.

To be published in America by the Dial Press in August; $22.

Salon now broadcasts programming put together by the Dial, an online radio company, and later this year will introduce an original mix of talk and music.

This new book will ruin your career, because you're not writing about the same things and in the same manner as you were before, and we won't publish this book as a favor to you.'''' (The book was published in 1956, by the Dial Press in the U.S. and by Michael Joseph in the U.K). "Giovanni's Room" begins in a tone that is grave, almost stately.

The thickness was then measured by the dial gauge.

Of course, since neither company has been able to master a broadband service offering, this could be seen as a last-ditch effort by the dial-up superpowers to hang on to their subscribers.

Stephen Chappell, Commanding Officer of Number 1 Squadron, whose pilots fly the Super Hornet, said Kate was fascinated by the "dials and gadgets" on the fighter aircraft.

The schema has been designed to be pragmatic and tractable for current practice (as discussed by the Dial-a-Molecule network).

Four other locations are listed but locked out by the dialing computer.

So I will be forced, by continuity, to achieve every announcement by rotating the dial to the right.