1.   Big, heavy and black, it had no dial.

2.   Do the telephones have dials on them?

3.   Early in the project, he noted that the existing altimeter had a dial with three pointers that were confusing to read.

4.   The phones had dials.

5.   They have dials, not buttons.

6.   This verb was generalized, as linguists like Sol Steinmetz say, into touching the numbers on a touch-tone phone that has no dial.

7.   You have virtual dials, and you can program your jazz to your computer and listen to whatever you want.