The government's habit of falsely boasting that telephone-size numbers were being pumped into the health service undermined its ability to sell its achievements on health in the first term.
Thus, when every professional files a telephone book-size fee application, the guidelines play some role.
AS A business that makes a lot of extremely popular smartphones, Apple has become used to generating telephone-number size profits too.
It's organized by Russell Ferguson, chief curator at the Hammer, and is accompanied by a telephone book-size catalog with devotional essays by a bunch of cheerful sound-art sages.
Jared barely glanced at a telephone booth-size cash cube that sends fake dollars swirling through the air for guests to catch ($1,000 per hour) and wasn't interested in Mr. Dukofsky's spiel about the Kiss Midgets, a pint-sized version of the rock band who, for $1,650, will perform for an hour and then mingle with the guests.
A telephone-book size tome printed on cheap paper in black and white and in all kinds of typographies, and peppered with sharp, often funny commentary on its products by its editors — as well as essays, short stories by writers like Wendell Berry and letters from readers — the catalog was nothing if not user friendly.
Ballou showed me a recent panda studbook, a telephone-directory-size paperbound volume.
Wizards Coach Flip Saunders is known for focusing on offense, with a telephone-book-size array of plays.
The Garland World Music Encyclopedia, a projected 10-volume series of telephone-book-size reference works from Routledge that started appearing in 1998, brings together this confluence of research.
He pronounced the budget gap to be $428 million -- double prior estimates -- and drafted a telephone-book-size four-year plan to balance the ledger.
One senior Bush administration official referred disdainfully to Start as a "telephone-book-size document" that both sides now considered outdated.
