Sentence examples for get a directory from inspiring English sources

Founder Kevin Cawley says that you'll soon be able to simply include the word 'help' in your outgoing message to get a directory of available terms, but that isn't live yet.

"Conversations are easy to strike up, and everybody's got a directory or an e-mail list or at least people they talk to at coffee hour.

Offers received via direct mail to trace your entire family tree for £50 should be treated with scepticism – often you just get a telephone directory of people with the same surname – but the yearning is natural enough.

You follow experts from a directory to get a facebook-style feed of their latest news (=all public sources: RSS, twitter, … also isolate a single expert from a newspaper feed).

To find a specialist near you, consult my Menopause Doctor Directory, get a referral from your primary care physician, or ask the women in your life who's guiding them toward hormone happiness.

Trusted apps get a special badge in the directory and app page.

You should also call your insurance provider, or visit their website directory to get a list of potential candidates.

Another friend tells of the time he called directory assistance to get a phone number for a restaurant.

The notion is simple: Rather than using directory service to get a phone number, people will use the phone much like they use Google to find whatever they want.

One side benefit has been that those visitors also get access to a directory of things to do in local neighborhoods, created by its community of hosts.

Recently Comcast decided to remove the "TV Guide channel," so the only way we would be able to check what is actually on is to either "upgrade" my service to a level I don't want, or, at a minimum, rent a digital box for $4.50 a month just to get the directory station.