Sentence examples for connected calls from inspiring English sources

What seemed more like a party line or a bad connection becomes individually connected calls.

In those days, the spying problem was the problem of eavesdropping by the operators who connected calls.

"Currently in Europe, exclusively in the UK, Google has the only advertising offering besides Freespee which allows advertisers to base their ad pricing bid on connected calls", says Juhani Polkko, CMO of Freespee.

I swear my old Blackberry from five years ago dropped calls with less frequency and connected calls more quickly.

Think of the telephone operator who connected calls throughout your business or across town - before we put a phone on everyone's desk and enabled direct dialing.

That led to no fewer than three studies and eventually resulted in the decision to provide residents with so-called femtocell technology, a cellular base station that connects calls through a broadband network.

Ms. Sweeney remembers connecting calls for Secretary of State George P. Shultz.

Regulators have reduced prices further by cutting the fees charged to connect calls between competing networks by 10% a year.

During the Second World War he worked in a London communications bunker, connecting calls to the Prime Minister Winston Churchill.

In years past, Lucent's raison d'etre was building the huge switching stations that carriers use to connect calls.

The safer way to receive calls from other companies, Mr. Tuchen said, is to install a "gatekeeper" that securely connects calls from outside the firewall.