Sentence examples for hotline ringing from inspiring English sources

It's in the government's interests to keep promoting the very myths that keep the benefit fraud hotline ringing.

Our "hotline" rang.

Given that the police suggest fingering people who have a lot of mobile phones, for instance, or who are vague about their travel plans, one might expect the hotline phone to be ringing off the hook.

The group also maintains a crime hotline, which rang up 227 reports last year, leading to 23 arrests; it offers free legal support and social assistance to children and their families affected by sexual abuse.

"Suppose the Gentleman B.," one character observes, "is not a simple terrorist but an angel, in the early sense of 'messenger,' and in the fateful cloud he brings, despite the insupportable smell, the corrosive suffocation, lies a message?" By this logic, mass death could be one of the agents that increasingly seek to communicate with the world, like an insistently ringing hotline.

"Our hotlines have been ringing off the hook since they went online," New Jersey's attorney general, Gurbir Grewal, told NPR, adding that extra staff has been added to continue to deal with the high volume.

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It's been three months or so since the latter two states New York and New Jersey—opened up abuse hotlines, and phones "started ringing off the hook".

Crimestoppers is circulating descriptions of British suspects believed to be on the Costa del Sol and urging law-abiding expats to shop their criminal neighbours with impunity by ringing the confidential hotline set up as part of a three-month pilot project, Operation Captura.

The agency has also set up a 24-hour telephone hotline manned by native English speakers and the phone has hardly stopped ringing, Menges said.

He said he would "ring a hotline to the heavens" to help him win the Costa, which is worth £5,000.