telephonist

The telephonist at the other end asked him to hold.

He caught the telephonist there before the close of the day's business.

A telephonist at the other end simply repeated the number for an answer.

For the first time, small companies did not need to employ a telephonist.

He threw himself down on the ground next to the unit's telephonist.

Isabella moved to London early in the war years where we believe she worked as a telephonist.

He thought they were frightened or the telephonist or what?

The telephonist pushed the key continuously but the phone was unanswered.

A telephonist said he had left the building so he returned to the conference.

The hospital telephonist eventually gets hold of the surgical registrar.

One of the group's members even served as a telephonist at a Gestapo headquarters.

He wanted to know where the telephonist worked.

The letter you write is part of your company's design, as is the way the telephonist answers a call.

She was talking to the telephonist (Anna today) and in the act of pulling a cotton dress off over her head.

Around this time her training period at the telephone exchange ended, and she became a full-fledged telephonist.

Outside of football he originally worked as a night telephonist before becoming a newsagent.

Mutilated and dead, but resurrected as a telephonist to keep up appearances for a useful while.

"We have never had a call to Hong Kong before," whispers the gentle telephonist.

He freely gives time for the dying wife, the injured mechanic, the traumatized telephonist.

But the telephonist hadn't finished: 'He's been dead eight years,' she said.

He looked at his telephonist; she nodded.

A female telephonist managed to call Polish units guarding the tunnel, and the alarm was raised.

Every morning I would go to the telephonist and say, 'Who on this floor is not here?'

The telephonist bit her lip as she impaled her written message upon the spike with the others.

Rennie dialled the number and the telephonist put him through to Lambert.