Sentence examples for directory one from inspiring English sources

Bronx Gorilla Man To Minnesota Zoo On the Minnesota Zoo's automated telephone directory, one of those systems with a mechanized voice that instructs a caller to spell out the name of the person he or she wants to reach using the keys on the telephone, punching "Ehmke" yesterday set off a message that said those letters "do not spell a recognized name".

Figure 6 shows the total time to perform a recursive diff for two copies of Linux's src/crypto directory, one of them with an extra byte appended to all files.

Though he consolidated the practice of modern conscription introduced by the Directory, one of the restored monarchy's first acts was to end it.

These days, the owners express their rancor through telephone directory one-upmanship.

Tomorrow, Skype is set to announce the official roll-out of its click-to-call advertising service with European Directories, one of the largest local business directory services in Europe.

The Guardian quotes a committee member likening BPDs to "a telephone directory", albeit one that only focuses on people in 'a certain category of interest' to the intelligence agencies.

I found by the directory that one Walter Whitman lived fearfully far (out of Brooklyn, nearly), on Ryerton [sic] Street a short way from Myrtle Avenue.

They made it usable by the mass markets and at the same time, they have the what is going to be the most widely used podcasting client on both Macintosh and Windows and that will make their directory the one to be listed in.

Either way, an aggregated directory of one's favorite takeout spots and the benefit of digital receipts are going to have some appeal for consumers.

They doesn't openly publish the schools in its directory, but one can guess it consists of niche schools who need the extra applicants and that applicants might not know a lot about.

There are some news articles, some directories, including one of Manhattan jurists, and a book or two of biographies based on information mostly from cooperating judges.