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- a telephone directory or section of a directory (usually printed on yellow paper) where business products and services are listed alphabetically by field along with classified advertising
How To Use yellow pages In A Sentence
- About 62% of the publication is dedicated to telephone number listings and 25% to the Yellow Pages.
- As I had over the years accumulated a whole shelfful of area telephone directories, it was not so difficult, via the Northamptonshire Yellow Pages to find and talk to Miss Richardson's vet. Come To Grief
- It means that, when I need someone, they come recommended and I don't have to take pot luck with the Yellow Pages.
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- A cursory glance through the Yellow Pages reveals that these creatures have multiplied in excess of the ability of the ecosystem to support them.
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- I was just thumbing through the Yellow Pages of the phonebook, which is always interesting, and I came across a listing for the Anti-Cigarette Alliance. A Memoir
- So after coming from work, I used to flip through the yellow pages, call the fishmongers and pester them with questions about "pomfret", "mackrel", "king fish"... Sungatha Fanna upkari - Fiery Prawns Curry
- If you need a plumber look in the Yellow Pages.
