outcall

March saw a particularly harrowing report: "In theWirral area a man is contacting agencies requesting outcalls...

The girls from 24C are all the same price for outcalls; you will not have to pay any more money for one as compared to another.

He made outcalls too; he schlepped his table and little case of essential oils in his old Acura.

In terms of the material benefit in a commercial enterprise provision, I won't be able to hire my driver to bring me to and from my appointments when I offer outcalls (when I go to my clients location, rather than having him come to me at my apartment).

Whereas if I went on outcalls, I would go into foreign territory.

Hun, you're best to walk to mine, as I charge an extra pounds 50 for outcalls. Just thinking of you.

She was a massage therapist and polarity therapist for eight years enjoying having her business in her own home called: "The Peaceful Healing Place" while working at other spas and doing outcalls.

Chelsea also offered home visits or "outcalls" for pounds 120 an hour.

This intervention strategy was unique in that it focused on making outcalls from the CIS, an activity that was substantially different from the traditional role of a telephone service that responds to calls placed by people in the community to a toll-free number (Crane et al., 1998).

I was soon to hear much about the night that Angel had been held hostage in her living room while the cops looked for evidence of illegal "outcalls."