Sentence examples for time on hold from inspiring English sources

And, subtracting time for apparatus set up and breakdown, and taking into account battery changes, technical malfunctions, and time on hold before one gets to speak to a technical helper, actual sex time amounts to less than 1.5percentt.

When insurers are open, hospital personnel spend substantial amounts of time on hold.

The benefit of allowing such user interaction today is obvious — why spend time on hold with a customer service representative if we can just Google that cryptic error code to see if someone else has already solved the same problem?

"It tries to predict how long someone's going to be on hold and get the call to someone who has the skill to handle it faster," said Dominic Van Nes, the company's vice president for information services, who said that the average time on hold had dropped from 90 seconds to 30 seconds since the company switched to its new system last August.

The new spectacle is our own face in the mirror as it ages and fades: all the original instinct for display or chase from which this performance rises (or depends) carries on life-and-death while our species looks at its own face, experimenting with disguises, putting time on hold by holding its breath.

That appears to sum up the high-tech future for consumers: less time on hold, more time being pitched.

Although main effect of Time on holding time during Sorensen test was not significant (p =.09), the effect of Group showed statistical significance (p =.01).

Applications can be started immediately, at a certain time, or just put on hold.

Pregnancy is a time when ovulation is put on hold.

But I haven't got time to hold on to the crumbs of my past like I used to.

"It's a great time to hold on to AOL.