Sentence examples for need to dial from inspiring English sources

First the phone would go back in the pocket as they realised they wouldn't need to dial 999 just yet.

But the exposure, combined with a lack of insulation, creates the need to dial up the air conditioning in the summer months.

Extremely sore muscles a day or two after a core workout means you probably overdid it and might need to dial down your workout a bit.

You may see these listed as five numbers, e.g. 5-2000, but from an off-campus phone, you'll need to dial the complete number.

If the graphics start to judder and lag, he will need to dial back the fancy effects until he gets a good playing experience.

Starting Saturday in northern and central New Jersey, you will need to dial the area code as well as the number.

Many people know they can circumvent the costly need to dial directory assistance by looking up numbers on directory Web sites.

The kitchen also turns out a fine veal chop, some lovely pastas and a dessert that you won't need to dial a lifeline friend to identify.

I now can see that I need to dial back somewhere else if I am to find my happy place with running again.

If you get the message "this is not a supported extension", but you are certain that the extension you are dialing does have a PhoneMail box, you will probably need to dial a prefix code first.

We need to dial-up our speed and responsiveness to stay ahead of these developments and we will.