Sentence examples for always telephoned from inspiring English sources

I always telephoned him at 12 o'clock at night then at 2 o'clock and told him: 'Go home, why can't you go home?' And my son would say: 'I can't Mum, this must be done by tomorrow morning.' "This schedule continued every day during the 10 weeks of the internship.

I always telephone my butcher in advance for bones which he never charges me for and which are packed with flavour and goodies.

Here first results are almost never needed, but can still be obtained by telephone in case of an emergency while a safety net is provided by the clinical microbiologist who will always telephone new interim information deemed clinically relevant.

Please note that restaurants can change or close without notice; always telephone to confirm listed information.

In 1996, there were always telephone booths and that was cool, but they've since all disappeared.

(I could always tell when he telephoned, even without listening to the messages: the tape in the answering machine took forever to rewind).

If a poll refutes my own views and places me in the minority on some question, I can always argue that no one telephoned me, not to mention any of my friends, and if this isn't enough to give me solace, I can simply say to hell with polls, the way politicians who wish to look courageous do.

"There's always the telephone".

Nor did they always have telephone service.

If that's not possible, there's always the telephone.

"Of course there is always a telephone if the deal is urgent".