" "Shots were ringing off the stage rigging and road cases.
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Congressional offices may find their phones ringing off the hook.
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"The phones were ringing off the hook," Mr. Barney said.
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"My phone has been ringing off the hook," he said.
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"The firm's phone has been ringing off the hook," Oleynik said.
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At least my telephone didn't start ringing off the hook afterwards.
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A Better Balance's free legal helpline has been ringing off the hook.
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"The phones in our Shanghai office were ringing off the hooks," he says.
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The morning after the election, Marci Bowers's phone was ringing off the hook.
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"My phone is not exactly ringing off the hook with potential suitors," he said.
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His phone has been ringing off the hook, including calls from resorts needing advice.
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On the PR side, my phone was ringing off the hook for four days.
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Every defense lawyer in Washington, DC's phone is ringing off the hook right now.
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"They'll be in touch with us, our phones will be ringing off the hook."
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The phone was ringing off the hook, but Urban wasn't planning on taking any calls.
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"Our phones are ringing off the wall," Alabama CHIP Director Cathy Caldwell told reporters Wednesday.
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"Our phones are ringing off the hooks from people wanting to get into the space."
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Her phone was ringing off the hook of so many people impressed with her efforts.
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At the same time, my house phone was ringing off the hook, my cellphone was ringing.
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The phones were ringing off the hook for the design, which sold out in five minutes.
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"Our phones are ringing off the wall," Alabama CHIP director Cathy Caldwell told reporters this week.
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Phones were "ringing off the hook," according to one email, and inboxes were full of congratulations.
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The senator hailed from a deep-red state, and the phones were ringing off the hook.
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As he began to mourn the news of Bowie's passing, the phone was ringing off the hook.
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Her phone was ringing off the hook, with callers as far away as Texas clamoring for more.
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Now the text of the plan has been released, and my phone is ringing off the hook.
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"Our phone was ringing off the hook," said the lead federal defender in Brooklyn, Deirdre von Dornum.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: My family has a construction business and my husband&aposs phone is ringing off the hook.
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In countries where the novel coronavirus has disrupted daily life, the digital phone's been ringing off the hook.
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Her FaceTime was ringing off the hook so she had to change her email address after about an hour.
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"My phone just started ringing off the hook as soon as it went on the air," Mr. Holliday says.
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When Leslie Seymour, a beauty editor at Glamour, wrote about them, that's when the phone started ringing off the hook.
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Phones at the factory have been ringing off the hook as medical supply buyers scour the globe for mask makers.
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"Through the media storm today, phones ringing off the hook and film crews and photographers at our door," she wrote.
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And the neighbors were freaking out and the phones were ringing off the hook and the emails were pouring in.
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Kehler said her phone has been ringing off the hook with people offering tips or trying to buy the letter.
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My phone started ringing off the hook and I believe now buyers are finally seeing some inventory that's entering the market.
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Congresswoman-elect Hill is in DC for new member orientation this week, where her phone has been ringing off the hook.
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At the Art of the Table in Seattle, "the phone has been ringing off the hook," co-owner Dustin Ronspies said.
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Accounts from that year — long before Open Table or text messages existed — describe phones ringing off hooks from morning until night.
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"My phone is ringing off the hook," says Jodi Okun, president and founder of College Financial Aid Advisors, a consulting service.
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The next morning my friend's phone is ringing off the hook, so I wake her up and tell her to get it.
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"We put out the press release talking about the first one and then our phones started ringing off the hook," he said.
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As a result, our phones were ringing off the hook (an expression that has little meaning today); it was a nuisance epidemic.
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"My phone has been ringing off the hook all day," said Mr. Saldaña, who said he was collecting letters from community members.
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This month, after Gizmodo, the technology blog, wrote about the Jolly Roger Telephone Company, the robot's number has been ringing off the hook.
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Since the Facebook group launched, the phone at the Little A'Le'Inn has been ringing off the hook with people trying to book rooms.
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"Our phone were ringing off the hook," says Williams, as people called for advice on what to do about their detained family members.
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The hotline is also ringing off the hook, with more than 75,000 calls a day, compared to an average of 10,270 calls normally.
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"(Chief of staff John) Kelly's phone was ringing off the hook," said one senior Republican official close to intelligence matters on Capitol Hill.
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A day earlier, as he awaited the arrival of Padre Pio at his church, the phone in his office was ringing off the hook.
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But municipal authorities overseeing both Chacao and Las Mercedes their say phones continue ringing off the hook with requests for information about construction permits.
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"Our phone lines in our office are ringing off the hook, as we speak," Murphy said, sounding more energized than he had for hours.
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As Davis tells Delish in 2017, his time on the show started his phone ringing "off the hook" until a genuine investor came calling.
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"The phone has been ringing off the hook with people looking to get eyes on their property and their assets," Arch Aerial's Baker said.
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THUMP: Thanks for taking the time to talk to us, I can imagine your phone's been ringing off the hook these past few days.
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We're told the phones are literally ringing off the hook, and it got really crazy Monday after local governments called for gyms to close.
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The phones have been ringing off the hook at Barabas and millions of emails are flooding the company's inbox, Vice President Tatiana Kivachook told Mashable.
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Phones are ringing off the hook at lenders like Quicken, which had a couple of record volume days this week, according to the company's CEO.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The phones are ringing off the hook in the basement of IDIO Gallery, and no one is answering them.
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"The phones are ringing off the hook because they sent a campaign to call and harass us today," Gaetz's chief of staff, Amanda Cogan, told CNN.
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CAOFEIDIAN, China (Reuters) - Li Ruipeng's phone has been ringing off the hook with factories and hotels looking to get their hands on prompt supplies of gas.
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This evening isn't the easiest for communication, but you can bet your phone will be ringing off the hook anyway, because you are so popular, Libra.
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The phones in her small law office have been ringing off the hook since the election, Washington said, which just serves to drive home the stakes.
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Although it's not quite December, if you listen closely enough you might be able to hear the faint sound of jingle bells ringing off in the distance.
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And while it's still unclear how many people have lost their jobs this week, the phones are already ringing off the hook at the state unemployment office.
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With phones ringing off the hook and customer emails piling up, they spent hours sitting on suitcases in the stock room, trying to respond to customer inquiries.
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"Our plan is to make sure their phones are ringing off the hook," said David Jordan, executive director of Alliance for a Healthy Kansas, an advocacy group.
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Game of Thrones may have finished, but a call centre where the actors answer random questions about the show would still definitely be ringing off the hook.
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In the months since Trump's victory, the Freedom of the Press Foundation's phones "have been ringing off the hook" with requests from newsrooms for training sessions, says Timm.
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The movie captures perfectly what happened next: When Jennifer Lawrence is standing on stage at QVC for the first time, and the phones start ringing off the hook.
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"There's not a lawyer doing the kind of work we do whose phone is not ringing off the hook," Debra Katz of Katz, Marshall & Banks, told USA Today.
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When the press touts Ella's role in solving a high-profile case, Eddie finds his phone ringing off the hook with new clients looking to hire the pair.
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"Phones are ringing off the hook" from impeachment supporters and opponents, said Representative Elissa Slotkin, whose Michigan district was a Republican stronghold until she won there last year.
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"Now that I'm on the executive committee, my phone is ringing off the hook from all over the country — people who know me are sending their résumés," Nunes said.
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My phone is not ringing off the hook with good deals but we will still be the first (point) of call, irrespective of me or Charlie not being there.
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"The telephones in the State of Delaware are ringing off the hook," he said in a speech on the Senate floor, dismissing Republican complaints of "pork" in the bill.
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After the election, Ho said, CALA's phones started ringing off the hook, dozens of lawyers, students and regular people asking what they could do to help Dreamers and other immigrants.
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A few minutes later, her phone started ringing off the hook—nine times over the course of about 15 minutes—and each call was the same: An eerie, empty silence.
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That is why I was surprised when Shultz said his telephone was not ringing off the hook with calls from congressmen and the Trump administration seeking his advice and expertise.
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Prior to Roberts's announcement, Marshall told The Hill that his phone has been "ringing off the wall for the past month," but that he's waiting to see what Roberts announces.
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"Our phones have been ringing off the hook, primarily with the simple question: Is abortion still legal in Ohio?" said Nancy R. Starner, director of development and communications for Preterm.
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Canova told Blitzer that he hasn't direct communication with Sanders since he dropped out, but that his office's "phone is ringing off the hook" because of how it's resonating with voters.
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"Our phone is ringing off the hook," said longtime contractor David Leff, owner of Leff Construction Design/Build in Sebastopol, a Sonoma County town about 50 miles north of San Francisco.
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"My phones are ringing off the hook with calls coming in from banks wanting to sell," said Pat Hickman, the CEO of Happy State Bank, a lender in the Texas panhandle.
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For two and a half weeks, Guido Grolle's phone has been ringing off the hook with calls from pizza shops, letting him know he's got a big order on the way.
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But to Mr. Corgan's disappointment, "It's not like the minute he got up onstage with us the phones started ringing off the hook — in fact, it was the opposite," he said.
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They're using a tool that will alert customers if an incoming call wasn't placed by an actual human — but it doesn't mean your phone will stop ringing off the hook with robocalls.
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After the success of Up All Night, my phone was ringing off the hook, but the minute Wild Ones came around and I wasn't having the same commercial success, the calls stopped.
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Elsewhere, it turns out, was already interested: Rowe told me that in his time at SDOT, "the phone was ringing off the hook" with other municipalities curious about implementing a similar system.
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When Benton arrived at work Thursday, he said, the phone was "ringing off the hook" from people eager to learn how to curl, so much that Benton scheduled more time for lessons.
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Instead, his phone was soon ringing off the hook with journalists and a few scientists calling from around the world, and none of the tourists could get through to make a booking.
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"We have stores where the phone is ringing off the hook," said Michael J. Jackson, chief executive of AutoNation, the country's largest auto retailer, which owns 2200 showrooms in the Houston area.
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Fox News, conservative news sites, Sean Spicer, and White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders all latched on to it, and it wasn't long before the group said its phones were ringing off the hook.
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"Our hotlines have been ringing off the hook since they went online," New Jersey's attorney general, Gurbir Grewal, told NPR, adding that extra staff has been added to continue to deal with the high volume.
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Tucker personally witnessed an out-the-door-stretching line of registration-form holders queued up early Monday morning outside the Davidson County Election Commission office in Downtown Nashville, where phones were ringing off the hook.
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Although, according to him, his phone has been ringing off the hook from TMZ, Dr. Phil, and USA Today, Brad took the time to Skype with me late last night inside his home in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
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Given the stock market's rocky start to the New Year, you would think that the phones at a big mutual fund company like Fidelity Investments would be ringing off the hook, but that assumption would be wrong.
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She asked Reggie and Miss Linda if they wanted to come, but Miss Linda was happy sitting in the sun, and she told us that as long as Reggie's phone was ringing off the hook, he wasn't going anywhere.
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Tina Tchen, former chief of staff Michelle Obama and a founder of the fund told the Post it's no surprise that "the phones are ringing off the hook" as previously, many women had no idea where to find help.
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I get this question all time and now with bitcoin up 100 percent this month — yes, in just one month — my phone is ringing off the hook with friends, family and investors asking how they can buy some bitcoin.
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"With a Congress that tends to be a do-nothing Congress, they tend to not do a whole heck of a lot unless the phones are ringing off the hook," said Gigi Sohn, a former Federal Communications Commission official.
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On a typically mad day in his flat, with the phone ringing off the hook and people rushing in and out, farce-like, he (and she) could still perfect the moves for his latest piece over Franca's sublime risotto milanese.
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Ms. Waite, who volunteers for liberal causes and who created a widely shared document last week to teach others her methods, figures that a phone ringing off the hook is more difficult for a lawmaker to ignore than a flooded inbox.
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There were breathtaking goals, four lead changes, shots ringing off iron, a puck swept off the goal line, and heart-stopping close calls in the final minutes encased inside a breakneck pace rarely seen at the highest level of hockey.
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On Wednesday, the morning after Trump emerged as the presumptive presidential nominee, phones at the office of Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson were ringing off the hook with calls from small-government Republicans who feel they cannot get behind Trump.
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"My phone was ringing off the hook," said Andrea Miller, the president of the National Institute for Reproductive Health, who said her organization heard from some anxious women, concerned that their birth control options might become quickly and severely limited.
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TMZ Sports spoke with the 5 top costume shops in the Philly area ... and they've all said their phones are ringing off the hook asking about the masks Chris Long and Lane Johnson wore to celebrate their "underdog" victory over the Falcons.
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Updates to the post read: What I'm finding very hard to comprehend is the death threats that I received my business phone that has been ringing off the hook all day with vulgar language as well as people that want to play on the phone….
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The following morning, with the Madison Square Garden phones ringing off the hook with media requests, Barry Watkins, the team's chief PR rep who was to keep track of the Cup that summer, called the Hall of Fame to find out the Cup's rules and prohibitions.
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"Even if sales made from consumers' smartphones are ringing off the hook, it won't offset for the closure of the shops and malls across much of America done to fight the spread of this deadly disease," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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Richard told me about Stonewall, not about being there, but about the zigzag of phone lines across the country, gay bar to pay phone to gay bar ring, ring, ringing off the hook with the news of the cops, the fist, the hell no, the fighting, the bricks in the brick-colored hands of the women who changed everything, everything, for us.
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"Then in 2006, when the avian influenza [H193N1 outbreak] really picked up, it was like, 'oh, my gosh, they're so brilliant,'" Phelps tells CNBC Make It. (The so-called bird flu infected at least 800 people from 2003 to 2015, and has about a 60% death rate, according to the World Health Organization.) Today, Phelps' phone is ringing off the hook as companies across the country (and world) are adjusting to the coronavirus pandemic that has claimed more than 7,100 lives globally.
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