Sentence examples for its callers from inspiring English sources

Suffolk Productions's manager, Deborah Cromarty, said its callers were trained not to misrepresent themselves.

He and his partners then recorded the reaction of its callers to the spurious advice and forecasts they were offered.

National Debtline, another advice charity, has come to similar conclusions, with 14 per cent of its callers saying their debt problems were caused by health issues.

National Debtline says one in eight of its callers has fuel payment concerns, up from one in 20 only three years ago.

Having convinced politicians that any further reduction in the fees would hurt NTT and its callers, the regulators are now unable to easily change their stance.

CAP has just reviewed its callers and says a typical caller now is a 42-year-old single mother of two, renting a property on an average income of £934 a month, down 3 per cent on 2011.

Some changes underway at Whitepages.com, the company that compiles public record databases on people and businesses: it is spinning out its caller ID operations and app as a new business called Hiya.

When a program completes, it sends a code back to its caller.

The Times is opting instead for a far less conspicuous 212-556-1234 — the paper's main number — to appear as its caller ID.

Its caller time is charged 1/2 second because A appears twice in this stack snapshot (in the other half, A is charged for being a leaf — the caller of the special *-node), and its callee time is charged 1/3 respectively.

(However, after the write system call returns to its caller, all subsequent readers must see the change). Similarly, when two processes simultaneously write to the same part of a file, their data may be interleaved.