Sentence examples for operators call from inspiring English sources

The operators call a gator trapper; there are about 68 in Florida, not including assistants, who work under contract.

The Netherlands two years ago adopted a law banning mobile phone operators from blocking access to Internet communications services like Skype, which undercut network operators' call charges.

American tour operators call the period a "lost decade," claiming the industry lost $94 billion and 200,000 jobs in the first five years after the attacks.

His first "shot", as the former drone operators call the strikes, was in Afghanistan, where Bryant helped guide in F-16 fighter aircraft to kill three individuals who he was told were reinforcements coming to join anti-US Taliban forces.

At the fair, the two were thrilled as they walked through rows of game booths — wooden structures that carnival operators call "stick joints" — to find crowds enjoying classic games like the ring toss and water guns.

If Ms. Lauretti's experience is typical of small farmers scrabbling to make a living in an increasingly globalized economy, it is also typical in another way: Women, who manage one-third of Italian farms, have been particularly open to branching out the core business, what operators call multifunctional agriculture.

Operators called them angels.

In July it co-founded an alliance of operators called the Fixed Mobile Convergence Alliance, the other members of which include NTT, Brasil Telecom and Korea Telecom.

But while some phone companies still have live operators calling to get approval for collect calls, AT&T has no plans to abandon its automated system.

When the local council gave planning permission at first time of asking two of the big operators called for a judicial review, but were unsuccessful.

Also, Mecheri [7] introduced a new class of operators called quasi-∗-paranormal operators.