Sentences with phrase «who left a voicemail»

Modern Mobile Etiquette: Don't Leave Me A Voicemail (Gawker) There are two kinds of phone users in the world: people who leave voicemails for other people and people who ignore voicemails from other people.

I know a man who left a voicemail message for a woman he had written to three weeks earlier.

I know of a gentleman who left a voicemail for a woman he had written to three weeks earlier.

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Thanks so much to all of our listeners who take the time to e-mail us or leave us a voicemail.

An EPA official who tried the state heath department number listed as a contact on documents handed out at public meetings said that no one picked up the line, and that there was no voicemail to leave a message.

Even stranger is that the voicemail left behind is from Leann's future self, who's in the middle of a conversation and then starts screaming before being disconnected.

I called the Sales Mgr and left a voicemail, 2 or 3 days later the Sales Guy who handled our paperwork texted to apologize and said he would fill it up when we came to get the windshield replaced.

I've just left voicemail with the friend in London that works directly with people who will know the answer.

Just as a prospective client who obtains a lawyer's phone number from a Yellow Pages ad should have no expectation of confidentiality when leaving a voicemail message for a lawyer, the Virginia Bar reasoned that there ordinarily should be no expectation of confidentiality in an email message sent from a website.

Make sure you get through to the actual person who interviewed you — or, if you get his or her voicemail, leave a friendly message asking to speak with him or her.

Heather Krasna, an expert in public - sector executive jobs, tells of a client who left a long - winded thank - you message on an executive's voicemail, directly reading from the thank - you letter she was going to send.