Sentence examples for takes messages from inspiring English sources
Detective Harry Bosch has a Los Angeles phone number (323-244-5631) that takes messages.
They won't work when power is down, while standard landlines do (the system still takes messages, however, and can forward calls to another line).
Back home in Montana, where he now lives, his second wife, Bette, patiently takes messages from reporters and producers offering to put her husband on the "Good Morning America" and "Today" programs.
Instead, everything plugs into a hub called the CJS Exchange, which takes messages about a case from individual systems, decodes them, and routes them to where they need to go.
The obvious approach is to ask a subject to react to a signal as soon as they perceive it – by pressing a button, say – and then subtract the amount of time it takes messages leaving the brain to result in a muscular movement.
Organised by David Hunt and Fee and Ali Shankonie, the "Amazingly Fabulous Pride Tuk Tuk Race" takes messages of diversity and equality out of the gay bars and businesses and into the public consciousness.
Mr. Morales could not immediately be reached, and his cellphone was not taking messages.
None of them had phones; some relied on a granny taking messages.
"You get to take messages for the secretary who never went to college".
It fell to her to summarise, cajole, narrow differences, take messages back and forth.
