How To Use Telephone exchange In A Sentence
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This year marks the end of an era in York as telephone exchange operators prepare to answer their last calls.
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An operator wearing earphone was sitting in the telephone exchange.
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Your computer or a special module connected to your network sends your request over the internet to the computer or telephone exchange you are attempting to contact.
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The works consist of building a new corridor linking the main building to the disused Telephone Exchange in the rear yard.
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An operator wearing earphone was sitting in the telephone exchange.
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The crowd instantly recognised Idioteque from the first few jittering beats and the sound of Greenwood randomly shoving jacks in and out of his analogue sequencer like a frantic telephone exchange operator.
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More than a dozen eavesdropping and jamming units, telephone exchanges, and radio and television transmitters were attacked.
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In 1877 the town was connected by telegraph to Adelaide but it was not until 1911 that a telephone exchange was installed.
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Reports arrived to say incendiaries had set fire to the top of the telephone exchange and once again stirrup pumps and buckets of water were rushed upstairs where the ceiling above the equipment was burning steadily.
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An operator wearing earphone was sitting in the telephone exchange.
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There are tales of UFOs and plutonium, veiled critiques of macho money-grabbing rap and more electronic bleeps than in a digital telephone exchange.
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Allegedly due to the arrogance and impatience of the male operators, telephone exchanges initially got lousy ratings for customer service.
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These days, most telecommunications are sent automatically from one telephone exchange or computer to another.
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Assaults on scabs increased and strikers tried to pull clerks out of shops, the Post Office, the Telephone Exchange and Park Station.
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He went on to say that at one time there were 200 telephonists employed at the telephone exchange in Waterford but now there is not a single telephonist working here.
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He worked for the New Zealand Post and Telegraph Department as an exchange operator, then a mechanician in the automatic telephone exchange, and later with a fire alarm company.
