Sentence examples for dial up about from inspiring English sources

A touch pad on the desk can dial up about 50 different skies, from tropical to Saharan to rainy to a night sky with the constellation Orion.

Republicans dialed up about $6 trillion worth of tax cuts.

"Skyfall" has racked up over $518 million at the global box office over all, and dialed up about $90 million for its domestic opening weekend -- a record for a Bond film.

This may take about 45 minutes if you are on dial-up, about 5 minutes on broadband, or 1 minute on T1.

For their part, Democrats need to dial up their message about the true cause of the crisis.

"If you can dial up one's thinking about time spent experiencing the product relative to thinking about the money spent to own the product, then you tend to get … beneficial effects," Mogilner says.

With election season upon us the political commentary on electricity prices is about to dial up to 11. Why? Firstly, because in the last 15 years Australia has gone from some of the lowest electricity prices in the world to some of the highest and a good number of people are hurting.

Patterson said he looked forward to watching the national championship game without worrying about what blitz to dial up.

"People don't want to dial up from Bakersfield, Calif., and read information about Roanoke, Va.," Mr. Smith said.

[The] clip seems about as innovative as a rotary dial up".

Saving this file from the Internet should take about 20 minutes on a "512k" ADSL or Cable link, or about 3 or 4 hours on dial up.