Sentence examples for learning to dial from inspiring English sources

Cashner, who is 6 feet 6 inches and 220 pounds, said he was eating better now and learning to dial back his fastball.

At 4 or 5, he learned to dial by using the hookswitch like a telegraph key.

She learned to dial for dollars, to solicit money as hard as she could, even from strangers, although cold calls were never fun.

Many of us have learned to dial / type / etc / by feel (keypad and keyboards still typically have nubs for orientation).

Christopher deCharms, the chief executive of Omneuron, a Menlo Park, California-based company developing clinical applications for functional brain imaging, wondered whether people could learn to dial up or down activity in a particular brain region to produce a therapeutic effect.

He's also learned to dial down the amount of mayo in his tuna salad.

We need to recognize that we have emotions, and learn to dial that back a little bit.

It wasn't so easy for Hawkes, who had to learn to dial a phone and type using only the movements of a pencil he controlled with his mouth.

A second group of younger/youngish authors has learned to dial back the period style just enough, and compound it with their own unique contributions just enough, for all those generative period-features and occasional eccentricities of concept and structure to be appreciated rather than merely noted.

Among his achievements, he listed learning how to dial out on the office phone.

When the people at Ford learn how to make its Focus or F-150 handle at the limit, they also learn how to dial that car back and give it better performance on an everyday basis.