| If you act too weird, some sleazy carny operator's liable to try to dognap you and make you perform for dog bones. |
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| Similarly, bring any problems about a package holiday immediately to the attention of the tour operator's representative at the resort. |
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| If you're thinking already about where to go on holiday next year, don't get bullied into taking your tour operator's travel insurance. |
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| There are the occasional journeys into the belly of the spaceship, which looks like a lonely ham radio operator's Tandy designed bedroom. |
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| Most dealers offer delivery and pickup of large equipment and, except for very large equipment, do not require an operator's license. |
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| A six-station internal telephone system is linked via the operator's console to the external communications system. |
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| But there will be no new registration of routes until the operator's performance has demonstrably improved. |
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| Having the radio operator's diary from her father's unit, she knew where to go. |
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| The service is a result of the lottery operator's promise to use interactive services to sell tickets, which it made when rebidding for the contract. |
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| Can you imagine seeing that familiar bunch of florid-faced twits gathering outside a rural bus operator's office to protest about the cut in regular services? |
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| For starters, all controls and mechanical read-outs are now read off a single, large display, tidying up the cab interior and making the operator's job easier. |
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| For example, if a cheer goes up at the appearance of the boom operator's credit in a movie, this means that his or her family is in attendance at the screening. |
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| However, the company has signalled its intention to enter the mobile market either by buying an existing player or by piggybacking on an another operator's network. |
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| Leveraging on the advantage of the LTE FDD installed base, Ericsson will also upgrade the operator's existing Evolved Packet Core network. |
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| But the 26-year-old is not only comfortable behind the wheel of a tipper truck, she's passed a tough exam to hold an HGV operator's licence. |
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| By restricting an operator's ability to exploit the current national oligopolies, the European commissioner hopes to urge operators to cooperate. |
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| The Virgin Trains Pendolino is only the fourth in the operator's fleet to be named after an individual. |
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| The operator's fibre supports presently cover the cities of Almaty, Astana, Karaganda and Aktobe. |
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| At present, the Zambian operator's only international route is from its Lusaka hub to Lilongwe in Malawi. |
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| The national market was highly deconcentrated, and the probability that an individual operator's price increase would result in reregulation was virtually nonexistent. |
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| From an operator's perspective, code signing provides a mechanism for identifying, tracking, and even revoking an application if it starts misbehaving on its network. |
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| However, the introduction of mechanized equipment has brought on new hazards, specifically visibility issues pertaining to the LHD operator's line of sight. |
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| In a special arrangement the publisher Wayzgoose and ScotRail have agreed for the book to be sold on the catering trolleys of the rail operator's trains. |
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| The helicopters will be the Monegasque operator's maiden in-house machines joining the rest of its fleet of 20 helicopters, half of which are Airbus Helicopters. |
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