Sentence examples for dial you from inspiring English sources
From one to two every day, at 1550 AM on the radio dial, you can experience hunger pangs.
Your colleagues may still resist your calls, but if you're persistent, as well as charmingly off-beat, you might encourage a few of them to dial you back.
"This is a remarkably complex security question, and every time you turn one dial, you end up turning many other dials on the security issue".
10 p.m. 8. MUSIC TOWN Frenchmen Street on Saturday night is like a big radio dial: you can just pop in and out of the bars and hear something different at each one.
By sliding a thumb across the dial, you could slip the watch sideways out of its socket-case and reverse it to face inward, leaving a "polo ready" protective metal case back in its place.
(Can people really listen to this much sports talk?) On the obscure corners of the dial (if your car still had a dial) you could find sweaty preachers howling from distant churches, confident market gurus and pitchmen selling herbal remedies and get-rich schemes.
It still can't stop you from drunk dialing you-know-who.
If you dial "nervous" you get the time.
But unless you're starring in a reality show about moving house so that your husband can earn three squillion quid a week, and eat gold-plated cornflakes for breakfast, and have Tom Cruise on speed-dial, you know you don't have much in common with Vicki B any more.
If you don't know much about Manchester United's Romanian opponents this evening and aren't lucky enough to have walking eastern European football know-all Jonathan Wilson on speed-dial, you could do an awful lot worse than read this informative profile written by my colleague Louise Taylor.
Before I could ask, "How do I get a dial tone?" she'd programmed 83 names and telephone numbers into the directory (all her friends, "Just so you can call me wherever I am, mom"); a new voice-mail message ("Hey, my mom finally joined civilization! Leave a message, dude, and we'll speed-dial you back"); and set up a screen saver (doggie prints heading across the screen).
