telephone exchange , also: central

You are on the local telephone exchange, is that right?

The telephone exchange was asked not to accept press calls.

Maybe a telephone exchange or some kind of social identification.

The pair in many cases goes through the local telephone exchange.

A telephone exchange was opened there on 3 June 1913.

This action can signal the telephone exchange to do something.

James suggests him to take the help of a telephone exchange to find from where the calls are coming.

"You mean that someone has to be in the telephone exchange to trace the call?"

The telephone exchange was handling up to 2.5 million calls in 1918.

The town also does not have a post office, telephone exchange, or library.

The first classroom on the ground floor served as a telephone exchange.

He also designed country houses and around 20 telephone exchanges.

The company's first digital telephone exchange was produced in 1980.

In March 1913 the town's first telephone exchange was installed here.

This will mean cutting the current 70 telephone exchanges involved in the service down to just three.

Telephone exchange 467 in Area code 570 serves the community.

These were basic requirements in any type of telephone exchange.

The lighted window of the telephone exchange was only a few feet away.

At first, the benefits of a telephone exchange were not exploited.

Some machines can be set to call every number on a particular telephone exchange in sequence.

It has been a post office since 1885, and was a manual telephone exchange until 1934.

The telephone exchange could not handle the number of 999 calls made by witnesses.

He said 23 telephone exchanges serving 3,000 phones were out of service.

Only two targets in the city itself were hit, a telephone exchange used by the military and a police headquarters building.

Other facilities in the town include a government hospital of 10 beds, a telephone exchange.