Sentences with phrase «where phone reception»

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The reception will also be held at Spencer House, close to Murdoch's London flat where he was photographed with Brooks in 2011 after jetting in to take control of the phone - hacking scandal and declaring she was his priority.

In this case things were made tougher by a schedule that included receiving G - Slate on Friday morning before heading out for a full day of press events and meetings, hopping on a plane first thing Saturday morning to travel cross-country, and waking up Sunday on about three hours sleep, disoriented by jet lag and, yes, in a location with just about zero T - Mobile reception (I'm staying about a block from the Long Island Sound where cell phone reception, in general, is pretty spotty).

Signal reception for CDMA was also poor: In an area where another Verizon phone had between one and three signal bars showing, the Incredible had no bars.

If don't have a wireless router at home or know where to get on a Wi - Fi network (like at some coffee shops or airports), you can still browse and download e-books wirelessly with certain e-readers that have «3G» connectivity — like the Kindle 3G (the $ 189 version), the Nook 3G, the Sony Daily, etc. «3G» refers to the cell phone network (the third - generation network currently in use, specifically), so with a 3G - enabled e-reader, you can connect wirelessly anywhere you would get cell phone reception (which, according to AT&T's commercials, covers 97 % of Americans).

The connectivity options are pretty useless for me since most of the time i am at places where i am lucky to get even cell phone reception let alone 3g or wireless.

One reason for this is that there is no power, smart phone reception or internet for technology where we go for adventure.

Eric and Laetitia, the owners, invite guests to come and have a rest on their peaceful and beautiful farm, Laaiplaas, where LIMITED CELL PHONE RECEPTION will ensure a tranquil sojourn, cut off from the noise and bustle.

The basement was where the reception desk, common area with flat - screen television and couches, cozy fireplace area, three Apple MAC computers for guests to use, two wooden picnic tables, fully - equipped guest kitchen, laundry room, luggage storage room, and two phone booths with red - painted doors (where you could make free local calls) were all located.

So just what should you do if your car breaks down on a rural canyon road... especially someplace where there is no cell phone reception to call for help?

2) If you're scheduled for a phone interview it's always preferable to use a landline but if that's not possible be sure that you're someplace where you have good cell reception.

School Receptionists work at the front desk of education institutions, where they perform a variety of tasks: taking phone calls, greeting visitors, keeping the reception area clean and organized, helping children with personal needs, receiving supply shipments, and handling correspondence.

Law Office Receptionists work at the front desk of a legal setting where they greet clients, answer or refer their inquiries, handle phone calls and mail and make sure the reception area is clean and in good order.

They work at the reception area, where they greet visitors, answer or refer inquiries, handle phone calls and mail, and keep the premises clean and organized.

I will always remember telling a long - time receptionist at the national company I worked for, for years, (btw, on a 50 - 50 split which meant I was truly paying office salaries, even), that I would be out of reach for a few hours, showing properties on the edge of town (where I seldom even went) and I knew the cell phone reception is awful.