Sentence examples for immediate phone from inspiring English sources
There are enough samples of Gaudí and other seraphic architects to inspire an immediate phone call to a travel agent.
In the New York metro area, Cablevision sells special video-on-demand channels to companies like Disney, which runs videos about its amusement parks and stars and a "talk to agent" button that is associated with the viewer's phone number, provided by Cablevision; selecting it results in an immediate phone call from a Disney representative.
Hoover's co-founder Patrick Spain launched a new venture today, aiming to provide an online, subscription health care service to the U.S. First Stop Health provides individuals and families immediate, 24/7 phone access to its more than 250 on-call physicians.
My voice mail is literally begging people not to be angered that I'm within immediate cell phone communication.
Although we explained that the response time is an important measurement and urged participants to concentrate on this experiment, uncontrollable interruptions occurred frequently (e.g., request for an immediate order, phone call, etc).
Any immediate increase in phone rates would probably be modest, they say.
In neither case were immediate threats or phone calls made before the blasts, and law enforcement officials said no one had claimed responsibility for either attack.
Though his hold on one of the most prominent jobs in journalism remains safe for the immediate future, the phone call that Mr. Rather so obviously dreads -- the one telling him it is time to step aside -- could well come next year, several people inside the network say.
Now, with virtually everyone having a camera and internet access on their phone, immediate and live reporting is now available to the masses at their fingertips.
Just as sugar changes your palate, making you crave more and more sweets to feel sated, I was worried that the incremental doses of immediate gratification my phone doled out would diminish my ability to feel genuine joy and pleasure.
Faster than e-mail, more immediate than the phone in many cases, texting was intoxicating.
