Sentence examples for direct dialling from inspiring English sources

Gibraltar will get direct dialling.

Telmex came encumbered by a powerful union, obsolete copper lines, and seven thousand telephone operators whose jobs had been made superfluous by direct dialling.

In 1951 the city's telephone system became the first in the United States to offer direct dialing for long-distance calls.

Originally, operators used the area codes, which preceded by many years the actual direct dialing of long-distance numbers by much of the public.

Keeping in touch: free Wi-Fi throughout, flat-screen TVs and direct dials in all rooms, DVD players in superior rooms and suites.

His patent for an automatic accounting system for customers' charges on long-distance direct dialing filled more than 500 pages and weighed in at 11 pounds.

2. If the contacts amount to private information gained during your employment, such as emails and direct dial telephone numbers, this could diminish your position.

In the fifties, after the invention of direct dialing, the building was converted into apartments, which were occupied mostly by elderly females and young single working women.

When President Bill Clinton took office in 1993, he ordered a $27 million overhaul that included voice mail and direct dialing, grumbling that he arrived to find the "same phone system Jimmy Carter had".

His prime talent was an extraordinary ability to blag the details of mobile phones, in particular the Direct Dial Number (DDN) and PIN to the voicemails of pretty much anyone his paymasters in Wapping desired.

It has been held that direct dial telephone numbers and email addresses stored on your work IT systems can be classified as confidential information, and as such are owned by your employer.