telephone operator

He asked the telephone operator to call him at six.

A story about women telephone operators in the big city.

In the House, for example, 9 of 15 telephone operators would be told to stay home.

All it took were three little words from a telephone operator.

Behind him, the hospital's one telephone operator sat in a small office.

During this period she also took on a job as a telephone operator.

He had held his present post of telephone operator for over a year.

My mother was a telephone operator and proud of it.

Telephone operators at United said this coverage was available only to members of the association.

And outside of telephone operators, there are not many more expenses.

Their purpose was to eliminate the need for human telephone operators.

In 1920 it was used by the local phone company as a boarding house for telephone operators.

The telephone operator said the call would be placed in just a few moments.

In the television studio, there are some 30 telephone operators to take the calls.

Unable to find a job as a telephone operator, she is now on welfare.

An Iraqi telephone operator said life was normal in other parts of the city.

We'll probably have to interview the telephone operators in town."

After all, one line of dialogue did call him a part-time telephone operator.

If not, the telephone operator will have a record.

A telephone operator checked the line to the farm at 4:30 am.

A startling bit of news, this, from Rose, the telephone operator.

A common job for some women during the 1920s was telephone operator.

The telephone operators have access to employees' personnel data and thus can answer specific questions.

In recent years, he worked as a telephone operator at a package courier company.

One telephone operator routinely mixed up the numbers six and nine.