Sentence examples for problem bell from inspiring English sources

When confronted with the problem, Bell employees offered replies ranging from "we have no idea of the change of area code in Suffolk to 631" to "the switching has not been taken care of yet".

"The cocktail party chatter across the city of Los Angeles has become the real problem," Ms. Bell said.

"All these things need to be improved, and it's a never-ending problem," Mr. Bell said.

Investigators testified that Bello, who stood to collect a pension for his council service, had made at least two other complaints about problems in Bell, one of them as far back as October 2006.

The other big problem with the Bells' balance sheets is their pension overhang.

By beaming broadband signals from phone poles into homes, Spitfire solves a major problem facing regional Bells: One third or so of homes have copper wires so degraded by splicing or old age that they cannot handle DSL service.

By beaming broadband signals from phone poles into homes, Spitfire solves a major problem facing regional Bells: One-third or so of homes have copper wires so degraded by splicing or old age they cannot handle DSL service.

Bell's problem was beautifully summarized by the writer Paul Weaver: "The only time he does not look like a test-match batsman is when he is playing in one".

There's just one problem: there is no bell tower for the fatal plunges.

Even if this rings a bell, your problem may have nothing to do with ADHD, but it's worth finding out.

The problem is that our bells last too long – there are still two bells rung twice a day in Westminster Abbey that we cast in 1583 – and our customers expect us to guarantee what we make for 50 to 100 years.