Sentence examples for the directories from inspiring English sources
noun
A list of names, addresses etc, of specific classes of people or organizations, often in alphabetical order or in some classification.
But by 1892, the directories listed them as architects.
Not every address in the directories is accompanied by a cross street.
Will the directories group's chairman be the first number that ITV calls?
The directories, such as iTunes, will update automatically when you publish a new episode".
These businesses generate steady cash flow because their customers pay regular fees to be listed in the directories.
As the directories are being put together, she said, editors discuss whether a category is worth adding.
The directories had pro forma sales of 1.4 billion euros, or $1.5 billion, last year and pro forma debt of 717 million euros, the company said.
Qwest, battered by fallout from accounting errors and plunging stock prices, hopes the sale of the directories will relieve some of its $26.6 billion of debt.
Though the directories tend to be outdated and sketchy, knowing a phone number often means you can check the person's name and address.
The directories include descriptions of all the places in the area covered and list the names of local notables and tradespeople.
Any divestiture would hinge on a report being prepared by British regulators as to whether Yell enjoys unfair dominance in the directories market.
