Sentence examples for an extra phone from inspiring English sources

To keep an assortment of fax machines, modems and answering machines operating smoothly, an extra phone line is sometimes necessary.

Joe Andrew, the party's national chairman, urged the committee members to always "lick an extra envelope, make an extra phone call, pick an extra pocket".

Yet he remained highly driven, with one friend recalling that the rehabilitation hospital where he was treated, TIRR Memorial Hermann in Houston, installed an extra phone line in his room so he could work while recuperating.

It will not require a separate line or an extra phone, but subscribers to MCI and Sprint will have to dial into the A.T.& T. network to use the service.

I carry a lot of wireless devices; at least three phones, one a dataphone so I can get e-mail and text messages; an extra cellphone battery; an extra phone cable; a glow-stick that produces light without batteries; and a Dell Inspiron 8200 with Wi-Fi capability.

"It costs us an extra phone call every time we rent a car," said Baker, who, is credit card free.

On Friday, the phone company Verizon dropped the price of its high-speed Internet access service by $10, to about $35 a month, nearly matching the price of AOL's original $24 low-speed service when the cost of an extra-phone line is taken into account.

I no longer paid a full extra phone bill every month to keep it connected to 3G.

The solar-powered chargers that IRC bought to keep the phones going turned out not to be robust enough, but the health workers then came up with their own solution: a few cents of extra phone time credit could be traded at the village store for charging time.

We certainly cannot be more busy that we were a few years ago to make that one extra phone call in a week?

"If your only access to the Internet is through a phone, you run a much greater risk of having an extra cell phone bill every month," says Amalia Deloney, an associate director at the Center for Media Justice, a nonprofit that works on media policy in low-income and minority communities.