service call

Just as I was out the door my service called.

Before I could get any further with that, my service called.

"I see I'm not the only one who needed a service call today."

I went to the office and began to pick through my service calls.

"At whose house was your last service call that day, the one you finished just before six?"

If the door jammed, they were ready to make a service call.

But this summer, we do expect an increase in service calls.

Some companies force subscribers to wait an entire day for a service call.

Service calls were hovering around 1,500 to 2,000 a month.

There were enough room service calls to keep her busy from six until about ten.

During this time it was used for 45 service calls and saved 17 lives.

The following list shows the services calling here, and the main stations.

A service call, he thought, leaping up automatically to get it.

There are also some private groups, which provide services called phone-taxi.

A growing trend of special service calls arose in 1964/65.

This problem can easily cause the clock to stop working, and is one of the most common reasons for service calls.

"Let's see what service calls they paid for between April 10 and the end of the month.

The cable industry's service calls have also gotten an upgrade.

The first of these service calls had always been planned for this year, even before any trouble was detected.

In May, the number of service calls for turnstiles fell to 738.

The service called the phone numbers of both parties and bridged the call.

Rail services call only at those stations with a frequency of every 15 minutes.

Either way, this would mean another expensive service call.

Some even rode with technicians on service calls, the worker said.

Early detection can be the difference between a minor service call and a major repair job, he said.