Sentence examples for leader dial from inspiring English sources

(For the record, Fuller and Clark recorded together frequently in 1957-58, including on two of Clark's few dates as a leader, "Dial 'S' for Sonny" and "Sonny's Crib"; the latter also features John Coltrane).

Increasingly the problem for celebrities and even political leaders (dialing Muammar el-Qaddafi) is that they get stuck dressing in drag, or resort to wearing shoes with higher heels than those worn by their wives (phone call for Monsieur Sarkozy) or else turn into surgical case studies, their body parts apparently chosen from novelty catalogues.

"The problems we are solving today are the same ones that helped us to become a profitable leader in dial-up".

Shelley Row, a professional engineer and self-described "over-thinker," says that leaders who dial in to both their "thinking" and "feeling" selves are better able discern when there's a disconnect in personal values.

Foreign leaders have dialled in congratulations.

One can easily imagine a moment in which U.S. and Chinese leaders agree to dial back tensions on some issue only to see privateering nationalist hackers on both sides take up cudgels anyway.

Hosting one is a pain, apparently, as you have to juggle things like participant and leader PINs, country-specific dial-in numbers, and sending out the invites themselves.

Mr. Bush then began doing what his father had done after Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait: dialing leaders around the world and beginning to build a coalition of nations.

As their customers moved to broadband, AOL, EarthLink and the other companies that were leaders in the dial-up Internet business tried to soldier on by arranging to buy high-speed DSL service from telephone companies at wholesale rates to resell under their own names.

But the Daily Telegraph, usually a reliable supporter of the party and its leader, last week published the results of "a dial group".

But to get to the point of what he did that changed so many people's way of communicating: He was the leader of a team behind the push-button telephone dial, the one that replaced the old rotary dial.