Sentence examples for caller to work from inspiring English sources

Still, the paper attracted Charlie Specht, a 24-year-old staff reporter who turned down a job in Washington at The Daily Caller to work in Buffalo.

The ability of these callers to work anywhere, hide behind false numbers and elude enforcement may make the whole problem seem like an out-of-control whack-a-mole game.

The caller claims to work for the Internal Revenue Service IRSS) or the email uses the IRS name and logo.

He was a regular caller to journalists working on US-society gossip columns and always had the air of a man connected at the highest levels.

There, callers were trying to work their way through a list of people who were eager to volunteer but had been waiting days for an assignment.

The cold-callers would get to work (global investing was the rage), the paper would rise in value, and Belfort and his pals would cash in.

You can book a private sitting, which was the preferred route of many of the bereaved widows and mothers of the first world war, in spiritualism's heyday; or you can attend a public service, beloved of spiritualists such as the author Arthur Conan Doyle, at which one, two or more mediums will perform, fielding a variety of spirit callers and then trying to work out who the messages are for.

Robinson writes in Election Notebook, published on 11 June and serialised in the Mail on Sunday, that he initially struggled to work out what the caller was getting at, until "it began to dawn on me that I had misheard".

"You applied to work for the government?" the caller asked.

This caller asked if my former employee was difficult to work with.

Driving to work this week, I listened to callers on a radio talk show discuss a novel about transsexuals.