Rather than having to
press the right button to move forward, imagine answering a few questions at the beginning of the call describing what the issue is or what you want to accomplish, and immediately being routed to the correct person (yes, person) who will help you or to the right menu telling you store hours.
MAKE sure you
press the right button when answering this gun shaped like a smartphone.
It's as simple as that:
press the right button, and they'll do what you want.
It's as simple as that:
press the right button and they'll do what you want.
After 50 trials, the rules were reversed so the participants had to
press the right button if "M" was in the middle and the left if "N" was in the middle.
Summary: They call it the kayamat ki raat in Uttar Pradesh, the night when you confront both your maker and those you want to make in your own image so that they
press the right button on the electronic voting machine tomorrow, a sort of Doomsday night without end.
"All my friend Lee had to do was
press the right button but instead he played the first track on the CD, which was Luther Vandross and Janet Jackson singing The Best Things in Life are Free.
I didn't want to call reception and have a 18-year-old Polish girl come,
press the right button and throw me a look of pity.
All he had do was to position Galileo into the right slot and wait for the right moment to
press the right button.
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Press the right button until you see 'Dewis iaith Wedi anfon yr'.
All played a computerized risk-taking game that repeatedly presented a choice between a cautious and a risky behaviour: press the left button and always win one cent, or
press the right button and either win five cents or lose ten cents.
So, uh, if we, like, dig sports man, we just have to
press the right button on the remote and we're, like, watching sports.
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Press the right button It hasn't always been known to happen...
Where we are staying in Dubai, all I have to do is
press the right button in the lift to get from our apartment to the gym and everything I need is on the doorstep,' The Daily times quoted Flintoff, as saying.
she looked all right spread out on the bed when she asked me to
press the right button - on the remote - to take her to the Stade de France.