Sentence examples for been telephoned from inspiring English sources
noun
A telecommunication device (originally mechanical, and now electronic) used for two-way talking with another person (often shortened to phone).
It seems intended warnings had not been telephoned through.
Friends and colleagues have been telephoned and harassed by police, seeking information about private conversations.
While Massey has since been telephoned by Keys, who wanted to apologise for the remarks, several other incidents involving Gray and Keys have since emerged.
However, before he started there was some unease when it emerged in a justice select committee hearing last year that he had been telephoned by Michael Gove to see if he would be interested in the job.
WWF staff have been telephoned with death threats for opposing oil exploitation in Africa's oldest national park, which is home to one in four of the world's estimated 800 remaining mountain gorillas.
Like Aitman, Hester Huttenbach from Twickenham also came under pressure to upgrade her servicing contract: "I have been telephoned three times in the past week to offer me an increased service contract for pipes/sewers as well as my annual boiler check.
Mr. Bush has been telephoning leaders abroad, seeking their support.
Anne Dodd was telephoned.
Potential patients were telephoned and screened for eligibility against study criteria.
Main results: Two weeks after discharge, families were telephoned to determine relapse.
She was telephoned about it?!
