Sentence examples for need to dial up from inspiring English sources

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

They're always open, with no need to dial up.

Tentative flicks don't seem to do the job, you really need to dial up the wrist action to get the motion to register since the phone tries to ignore movement when it's in pockets or bags.

Officials in Sakai, the small city in Fukui Prefecture, where Tojimbo is located, have installed outdoor lighting at the cliffs along with two pay phones and plenty of the 10-yen coins needed to dial up the national suicide hot line.

Then choose "just one" business you want to dial up.

At a time when many chefs think they need to dial flavours up to 11, the subtlety here is sexy: seductive interplay between textures, various degrees of nuttiness, including what looks alarmingly maggoty but turns out to be clever – puffed wild rice.

"Tell him to dial up his intensity," he says.

But don't try to dial up pornography.

All Deloitte employees, including senior managers, can choose to "dial up" or "dial down" their careers, depending on life circumstances.

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

Pollster Joey Lucas explains to Josh Lyman how poll numbers showing that people disagree with the Bartlett's administration's gun policies doesn't mean they need to dial back the rhetoric -- they need to dial it up.