classified directory

She took out the classified directory, looked under "Garages."

The classified directory had a half page of solicitors in Limerick.

Classified directories do not list any livery or other public stables at this location until 1897.

After their friend had left, the Hardys consulted the classified directory for paper manufacturers.

Heading for the phone booth, Janice found the classified directory lying open on a rack beside it.

All I had to do' after that was to find a doctor in the classified directory, living in a far off district of Lo.

"May I see your classified directory?"

Classified directory.

"Go to the Baltimore Hotel, engage a room, look through the classified directory and pick someone who's a wholesaler of artificial eyes.

And what about the expense and inconvenience for businesses and consumers who must use several competing classified directories, instead of one?

"I looked right through the telephone classified directory the other day--" "The other day?

The rule also applies to television and radio advertisements, but not to the so-called ABC listings, the classified directory of shows in daily newspapers.

Indeed, classified directories show that Craig F. R. Drake, "stained-glass maker," leased and occupied the building for a year, in 1899.

Some of these are books for reading but a lot of the newer ones are classified directories or data charts that see no reason to conceal their computerized matrix.

TO most rush-hour travelers here, it has become abundantly clear that Yellow Pages, Britain's classified directory company, has set out to paint the town, well, yellow.

Listings in classified directories for those years under "Art," "Auction," "Engraving" and related headings show only the Leavitt firm at the address.

Eleven daugerreotypists were listed in Lovell's Canadian Directory of 1851 while the Canada Classified Directory listed 360 in 1865.

Following the partnership formed in 2006, Thomson Local is the only classified directory that rewards people with Nectar points for calling businesses listed in either its online or printed directory.

He got Broadway and Off Broadway producers to agree to a compromise that will require previewing productions to indicate that fact in all newspaper advertising except the daily classified directory of shows.

Miss Bell seized a telephone directory and began looking up Doctors under D. But it was not a classified directory and doctors were not automatically listed like taxi ranks.

Yellow pages, golden pages, A2Z, or classified directory is usually a "business directory," where businesses are listed alphabetically within each of many classifications (e.g., "lawyers"), almost always with paid advertising.

Mrs. Ruston was thumbing through a telephone classified directory earlier this year and spotted an advertisement for the Senior Olympics by Southwestern Bell Silver Pages, the primary sponsor of the event.

In 1966, Post Office Telecommunications - a division of the UK General Post Office, launched the first UK Yellow Pages classified directory in Brighton, Sussex.

I might have continued to be the poorest real estate tycoon in town forever, but one day, in a surly, kick-the-cat mood, I flipped open the classified directory and picked a bank at random, intent on administering a nasty browbeating to someone, anyone.

Contemporaneously with this in July 2004 Yell announced that they were directly entering the Hull Classified Directory marketplace for the first-time, thereby creating the classic David & Goliath scenario where Yell, as the national Goliath, took on Hull Colour Pages' regional David.