Sentence examples for a disconnected phone from inspiring English sources

As a child, I'd mostly just played travel agent with Delphine; we'd take turns picking up a disconnected phone and setting up imaginary people with imaginary trips.

He called the facility, but got no answer, just the rapid beep-beep-beep of a disconnected phone.

Fifty-five families (30%) declined to participate for reasons such as being unreachable for focus-group scheduling (n = 18), being too busy (n = 12), not being interested (n = 10), living too far away (n = 7), having a disconnected phone or unlisted phone number (n = 6), or being disabled (n = 2).

The "Disconnected" category represents a disconnected phone line, which leads to the inference that the business never reopened.

The originating phone number that showed up in recent calls to some New Yorkers was traced to a disconnected phone in Nebraska.

In addition to Manwin, questionable supporters opposing the measure included the Coalition for Senior Citizenry, which gives its address as 2350 Hidalgo Avenue, Los Angeles, but has a disconnected phone number; and the Council of Concerned Women Voters, which has no phone number and no web presence – and also resides at 2350 Hidalgo Avenue, Los Angeles.

The panel kicked off with a first look at the first scene in the Season 2 opener--a fast-paced turn of events involving running, rain, blood, requests for free-range eggs and disconnected phone messages.

Companies were deemed to have exited the marketplace if they had expired websites, non-functioning email accounts and disconnected phone service, or seven phone calls and/or emails failed to elicit a response.

The evocative lighting helps make up for the occasionally laissez-faire service and the intentionally disconnected phone number.

In adjusted analysis, utilities nonpayment, housing nonpayment, food insecurity, and disconnected phone service were associated with increased odds of each form of physical IPV.

A significantly higher number of women than men were unable to pay their utilities (17.6%% vs 12.7%%), reported food insecurity (14.0 % vs 9.9%%), and experienced disconnected phone service (10.4%% vs 7.8%%).