She looked at the end of it to see what call back number was displayed.

A cattle station without one in these days was a back number.

They've been a bit of a back number lately, and they're trying to make a comeback.

How many, do you suppose, think old B. a back number?

So he subscribed for the paper himself and set a man to work on the back numbers.

On that floor she almost felt a back number.

If it is in an issue less than two years old, we'll probably send you the whole issue as a back number.

They're going to tag you for a back number and go some place where they get what they want.

The old call back number was 199, and could be used on public pay phones, and private numbers too.

The six units came back numbered 6694 through 6699.

Ask for a call back number and employee badge number.

The UK was effectively a back number from that moment.

"Only, first, commissioner, I'd advise you to read some back numbers of the newspapers."

Usually the bound copies of back numbers are housed on the stacks.

This effort earned him the red back numbers for most combative rider the next day.

Well-designed magazine racks fit current issues waiting to be read and back numbers too good to throw out.

Also if you convert back number which is represented as hex representation in memory 0023 0070.

Many of its back numbers are collectors' items.

Lampard then Barry, worst back to back number 10's in history?

Seeing so many of what he calls his "back numbers" in one place "feels like punishment to me," he said.

Henson referred to himself as a "lone wolf", a "back number".

E911 systems automatically provide to emergency service personnel a 911 caller's call back number and, in most cases, location information.

"Hunt up a public library and take a glimpse of the Morning Herald's back numbers.

France is a back number there.

You once nobble that, congregation, and a buck joyride to heaven becomes a back number.

I found a library that kept back copies of the most well established and used them as a starting point.

- Please let me know how I can purchase a back copy of the paper.

He brought back copies and translations of many works.

I wonder if you can help me with two back copies: June and August 1992.

For instance, this even went down to the weather, where the researchers checked through back copies of newspapers.

Where can I buy a back copy of a Telegraph newspaper?

Though back copies more than a year old are hard or impossible to find, they can be read on microfilm in many libraries.

What are people going to do in purgatory without back copies of Punch to read?'

Back copies of the 22 previous handbooks, dating back to 1964, are also available.

You can do this simply by thumbing through back copies of the newspaper and seeing who writes environmental articles.

Go through some of the back copies.

Readers wishing to obtain a back copy for personal use should contact www.historic-newspapers.co.uk.

Something that wasn't there was a magazine she'd asked him to get: a back copy of a thing called Focus on Germany.

We are still having trouble with homophones, so I reiterate my point about reading back copy before you file it.

Such is its standing that back copies are now collectable and demand prices way in excess of their original cover price.

Look, I can give you a few back copies, if you'd like, so you can see the kind of thing he did."

All back copies are available for download.

Thousands of images and back copies of Flight are searchable online.

How do I order back copies of the New York Times newspaper?

Effective Oct. 1, the charge for back copies will be increased to $14 from $4.25.

Go to the library and read a year's worth of back copies of the local newspapers, that should tell you what you need to know.

To order back copies of The New York Times from the last 90 days, call (800) 543-5380.

There's something I want to discuss with you, and I'd like to see some back copies while I'm there."

You'll bring back copies of the depositions Simon took in New York?"

"I'll loan you some back copies of The Animator.