Sentence examples for a window telephone from inspiring English sources

In the next cubicle, Priscilla Matli stood and stared out a window, telephone headset in place, as she soothed a woman whose husband had lung cancer yet smoked through chemotherapy.

Each scene is defined by one object — a balcony, a window, a telephone, a booth.

During his layover at an airport hotel, he sneaks back home, prowls his own property, surreptitiously observes his wife (Kathryn Erbe) through a window and telephones her, pretending he is calling from the plane.

And so I sit now in a room with a window and no telephone, waiting for the next sentence, patient and pious as a dried-out drunk.

Each has a private bathroom, a television, a window air-conditioner and a telephone.

There was a credible suggestion that photographers were asking young men in mod or rocker gear to pose kicking in a window or smashing up a telephone booth.

Summer can be hectic, but bridge operators spend the rest of the year leading a quiet, solitary existence, eight hours a day in a room no larger than a jail cell, with a desk, a radio, a telephone and a window.

Sparse as it sounds, Mr. Sanders's 100-square-foot easyHotel module, in the easyGroup's signature bright orange, will offer a double bed on a platform, a sink, a toilet, a mirror and a shower, although the amenities most travelers expect -- telephone, television and a window -- will be scrapped to cut costs.

After the accident, another family member who is also a window washer, Jose Cumbicos, said they had mentioned their misgivings in a telephone call that morning.

"It allows you to get a window on what is hip and happening in each territory," Randall Abrahams, managing director of Universal for sub-Saharan Africa, said by telephone.

A window?