Sentence examples for Phone debate from inspiring English sources
[Section A.] Hijackings May Stir Phone Debate The debate over the use of wireless phones on commercial airline flights may intensify in light of news this week that passengers aboard the hijacked airliners that crashed in Pennsylvania and Washington called loved ones from the air soon before they died.
You report ("Drive Talking: Cell Phone Debate Set to Heat Up," news article, Sept. 2) that while New York State has so far acted alone in barring drivers from using hand-held cell phones, many state legislatures are ready to rethink the issue.
I stared at my phone, debating whether to use a mobile app to enlist an assistant for help with the shopping errands.
There is also the arrival of an audience on stage, who fidget with their phones, debate loudly whether they should have taken the kids to the zoo or not, and stop the action to interact with the characters or tell their well-worn anecdotes.
She resists criticising, say, the papers' editorial content, or even wading into the News of the World phone hacking debate.
Ever since Jo Clarke, 26, was refused service at a Sainsbury's checkout for talking on a mobile phone, the debate over mobile etiquette has raged.
As a former attendee of and longtime former lay leader at Little White Chapel, I have been interested in the cell phone tower debate now going on.
Listeners will also be able to watch the phone-in debate via the red button on interactive digital TV.
Indeed, BBC Radio 5 Live chose it as their main phone-in debate today, creating the impression that it's a large-scale problem.
It was a cast-iron certainty that at least one MP would go off at a diversion during yesterday's News of the World phone-hacking debate in the Commons.
Gerald Kaufman Labour, Manchester Gorton The PM's performance in the Commons chamber, responding to the phone-hacking debate (Report, 21 July) brings to mind the quote about another politician made by Ralph Waldo Emerson: "The louder he spoke of his honour, the faster we counted the spoons".
