Sentence examples for dial which is from inspiring English sources

Dial, which is based in Scottsdale, Ariz., is a small player in a consolidating industry.

To call a Skype account the number has to be on the speed dial, which is limited to 100 numbers.

The board of Dial, which is based in Scottsdale, Ariz., says the company can compete better with industry giants like the Procter & Gamble Company as part of a larger business.

Dial, which is known for its namesake soap and sells Armour canned meats, said it expected third-quarter earnings per share of 3 cents to 5 cents before one-time items.

Dial, which is considering whether to sell some businesses or the whole company, said in a regulatory filing that its earnings this year might fall short of the amount required by its loan agreements and put it in default on Dec. 31.

It has quick dial, which is nice, and it doubles as a flashlight.

There's also a volume dial, which was nice (I used it more than the one on the G19 when I was using both), though the notches it rolls through are pretty widely spaced.

Literary fiction publisher Simon Prosser, whose Hamish Hamilton imprint, which is part of Penguin Random House, has published the likes of Raymond Chandler, Georges Simenon and Zadie Smith, saw it as "definitely not a competitor" to the imprint's own, high-end literary journal, Five Dials, which is distributed free of charge.

Edward Tenner, author of technology books like "Why Things Bite Back: Technology and the Revenge of Unintended Consequences" and a senior research associate at the National Museum of American History, traced part of the problem to the rise of 10-digit dialing, which is almost a necessity now, even for local calls.

Most safes allow for a 1 or 2 number margin of error while dialing, which is why you only needed to test every 3rd number.

To the left of the potentiometers were equalizer and reverb buttons and dials, which were used to color sound and to provide an illusion of space.