Sentence examples for talk with a representative from inspiring English sources

And so, after a talk with a representative of the Custom Electronic Design and Installation Association, I consult the group's Web site (cedia.net) to find a local expert.

When you get to talk with a representative, tell them that you need an unlock code for your phone.

While he was talking with a representative, he inquired about his Global Services status.

If you have a desired company, start talking with a representative 1 - 2 months prior to the start of the quarter.

This month the central government abruptly started new talks with a representative of the state government about giving more self-governing powers to Jammu and Kashmir.

I talked with a representative that sounded sympathetic and eager to help me, yet there was no resolution.

A student who visits the campus gains a leg up on an equally qualified student who merely talks with a representative at a college fair, according to research by three economists at Lehigh University.

If these customers still wanted to talk with a service representative, the phone system identified them and routed them to longer queues.

Another top Obama adviser, Gary Samore of the Council on Foreign Relations, argued for a more public approach, without requiring Iran to suspend its enrichment activities: direct bilateral talks, preferably with a representative of the supreme leader, that would cover a range of issues, including the nuclear program, U.S.-Iranian relations, Iraq and the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.

They found the building and walked down a long hall to a lobby, with a glassed-in receptionist, and then into a small, empty conference room, where they signed copies of a possibly meaningless lease and made small talk with an Arwen representative.

Go to your insurer's website or talk with a member services representative to learn about how your plan works in the area you will be living/traveling.