Sentence examples for telephone installer from inspiring English sources

Madden grew up in Brooklyn as a Yankees fan and is a retired telephone installer.

But the detective provided the address of a different man, a young telephone installer with the same name as the hitmen's prey.

Mr. Roman, who the police said usually worked as a telephone installer, was charged with several counts of burglary, the criminal sale of weapons and the criminal possession of weapons.

He went to work for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company for 25 cents an hour in 1941, after several workers installing a telephone at the Y.M.C.A. where he worked told him they had a good job He became a telephone installer and joined the National Federation of Telephone Workers, the predecessor to the communications workers union.

He dreamed of going to Notre Dame, but his father, a telephone installer, could not afford to send him there, so Mr. Pickard stayed home, graduating from St. Francis College in Brooklyn and earning a master's degree in business administration from St . Johns University.

When he was working as a telephone installer in Ft. Lauderdale in the late 1970s, Ellis would sit on the dock at the Marriott and gaze wistfully across at the luxury marina, Pier 66.

The bank had a telephone installed in the room.

The New Yorker, April 28 , 1945P. 66 On getting a telephone installed in an apartment in Paris.

By Francis Steegmuller The New Yorker, April 28 , 1945P. 66 On getting a telephone installed in an apartment in Paris.

A gentleman who recently moved into a new apartment had a private, unlisted telephone installed, but discovered after the phone man left that the little card on the phone which should bear the subscriber's number was blank.

Pepitone would later go down in baseball history as the player who introduced the hairdryer into the locker room (and, yes, he once tried to have a telephone installed in his locker).