Rural Telephone Services in 1992, which struck down the copyright on a telephone book for lack of originality.
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This did nothing but allow me the honor of installing my contact list back into the on board telephone book.
Your local health department, public library, telephone book and the Internet also may be good sources for finding a support group in your area.
Writers who made up the names of Georgia natives terrorised by giant chickens would be asked to check in the telephone book to make sure they did not exist.
If a customer gripes that its telephone book is light on ink, Daly can look at a report on the print run and, if he sees that the last 1% of the run wasn't dark enough, tell the client to open another box because the rest of the run was fine.
She'll take telephone-book pages and stand them up on the floor to create this snake of pages falling on each other, domino-like.
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Customers can book a Scooterman over the telephone, who will arrive at the designated time and place on a miniature motorcycle.
"We do get telephone calls from time to time from people wanting to book me to do programmes and so forth, which are perhaps not about politics, let me put it like that, " Theresa May told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
Generally, the only way to book out-of-hours appointments is on the telephone.
The morning queues and engaged telephone lines are evidence of this, as are patients who will book appointments weeks in advance 'just in case'.
Before him came Mr Blagojevich, who is now writing a book that, many hope, will match the eloquence of his telephone conversations.
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