Sentence examples for switchboards by from inspiring English sources
People are calling in and jamming our switchboards by demanding that we take action on one side or another.
Although NTT opened its switchboards by government order to Softbank technicians, it made sure there were no electrical outlets for them to plug their gear into.
Current examples of provider-to-provider communication include the establishment of "Closed User Group" networks in Ghana, Liberia, and Tanzania by the NGO Switchboard, by which members of each mobile phone group can communicate with one another at heavily discounted rates, or for free.
Tepco later said a rat had somehow short-circuited a vital switchboard, possibly by gnawing on cables.
The company said it appeared that the rat had somehow short-circuited the switchboard, possibly by gnawing on cables.
Switchboard responded by getting the Florida Supreme Court to order that he submit to a psychiatric examination.
Democratic Sen. Brian Schatz of Hawaii said a three-day period in February, when the Senate was voting on Trump's cabinet nominees, was the busiest in Capitol switchboard history by nearly double.
Police switchboards are jammed by worried Plymouth parents.
However, when they attempted to phone NBC network control in New York City to inform them of the changes, its switchboards were jammed by an influx of viewers inquiring about whether the network would air Heidi or the conclusion of the game.
Female operators helped introduce the telephone only to be replaced by automated switchboards after the technology had been successfully established while secretaries struggled to make the early mechanical typewriters function properly, but ended up performing fragmented and increasingly meaningless tasks.
Furthermore, the French system includes direct admissions to the ICU from the community by the French Emergency Medical Service, in which the switchboard is staffed by physicians and the ambulance team is led by a physician (anesthesiologist or general practitioner trained in emergency medicine).
