How to pronounce “hotline” in English

And I worked the hotline.

Suicide Prevention Hotline.

at the hotline, and someone is begging for help for their life, not for some superficial thing,

immigrants to ring their hotline and be very aware of these 106 arrests that

or other hotlines, recognize that that today in this moment, if you're not feeling like yourself, don't judge.

Sometimes I called suicide hotlines.

And they even had a company hotline, 1-800-ROUNDUP, that farmers could call to snitch on their neighbors.

They have the Suicide Prevention Hotline and lots of resources about suicide prevention.

And I learned on the hotline that when you heard anger in somebody's voice that you would say, you sound angry, and it would make it go away.

It worked for me on the hotline all the time.

And someone calling on a hotline, there's going to be anger that's going to be driving them one way or the other.

And the women who called the hotline, yes, they were calling in moments of crisis, because of the abuse that they were enduring.

And the National Suicide Prevention Hotline site has many links to, I believe it's called #BeThe1To, that addresses that very specifically,

Crisis Text Line is a teen hotline that you can text 741741.

Instead of like calling a hotline, you can text with a trained crisis counselor.

And then I worked on a hotline in a food processing company.

Go volunteer at a suicide hotline-- which I did.

And so I volunteered at the hotline.

I told her it was a suicide hotline.

And I had learned on the hotline that when you heard anger in somebody's voice that you would say, you sound angry.

And someone calling on a hotline, there's going to be anger that's going to be driving them one way or the other.

you can e-mail their baker's hotline and they will tell you it's a Mark Bello: Yeah.

So we would triage it with hotlines or like, hey, talk to your mom.

One box is providing information and hotlines.

And I was able to work a bilingual hotline.

the UK illegally it invited you to ring their hotline

One of my first negotiations after I got trained on the hotline was with the woman who's now the ex Mrs. Voss.

And so The Trevor Project was founded in 1998 as the first 24/7 national hotline for LGBTQ+ youth in crisis.

I was-- one of my first negotiations after I got trained on a hotline was with the woman who is now ex Mrs. Voss.

You know, it worked for me on the hotline all the time.

And they're like, it's a hotline.

or a technical support, or a sales hotline because they get yelled at for a living.

Look, in the same way that there was a nuclear hotline between Washington and Moscow,

We publish legal resources on our website, and also run a hotline staffed seven days a week by reporters, committee attorneys, to answer a wide spectrum of questions from journalists.

So oftentimes, individual journalists will call in to our hotline, which I mentioned earlier, and if they have questions about public records

clearly there needs to be an organization, there needs to be a hotline by text.

looking for someone to talk to to please reach out to one of the resources listed here-- the National Suicide Prevention Hotline, the Crisis Text Line,

I know that they work with Polaris, which is the national hotline here in the US, which is a super easy number.

This was real, physical, a direct hotline to who he was.

And that training was really intense, focused listening on a suicide hotline.

Chef was a nice guy, but he sure as shit was not going to get on that hotline and cook.

So we created Food 52 Hotline and the idea is you can ask any food or cooking question.

I mean really ask yourselves have you ever called a customer hotline and raised your voice?

And she said, you know, I had to have told 1,000 people to volunteer at suicide hotlines.