Sentence examples for a telephone through from inspiring English sources

By Ruth Howe The New Yorker, May 31 , 1941P. 35 Tells about a snow storm in England and the difficulty of getting a telephone through.

It lays out some of the highlights in phone-book history, from its inception, in New Haven, in 1878 (no numbers, just a list of the places in town that owned a telephone), through what could be considered its golden period: pre-1962, phone numbers came with sexy exchange names — PEnnsylvania 6-5000, BUtterfield 8.

Speaking on a telephone through a glass partition, Ms. Barzee told her friend that on Thanksgiving 2000 she and her husband received "a revelation that the celestial law of polygamy had returned and that he was to take seven wives," Ms. Cottrell said.

My mother spent the last few years of her life in a nursing home where, among other things, she had a private telephone through a 3rd-party provider which offers those types of services.

A telephone rings through the wall.

The New Yorker, September 30 , 1985P. 34 A telephone rings through the wall.

By Galway Kinnell The New Yorker, September 30 , 1985P. 34 A telephone rings through the wall.

She finally got a telephone call through to the county's Democratic Party office, where she said the line was constantly busy.

Clicking your way down to the one you want has become as tedious as punching a telephone keypad through an interminable recording.

Expert consultation is possible using a telephone patch through the aircraft communication system, but this is not perfectly reliable.

Patients who were chemotherapy-naïve and those who had prior chemotherapy were registered, by means of a telephone call through the Clinical Trials and Epidemiology Research Unit, National Medical Research Council, Singapore.