Sentence examples for bringing telephone from inspiring English sources

At the turn of the 20th century, Whitley was responsible for bringing telephone, electric, and gas lines into the new suburb.

In Bangladesh, a microloan program founded by Quadir and run by Dhaka-based Grameen Bank, has already helped tens of thousands of rural citizens buy cell phones, bringing telephone service to 60 million rural Bangladeshis.

It is working on rules to redeploy the Universal Service Fund, created to bring telephone to hard-to-reach places.

We used what were in effect public-private partnerships to bring telephone service and electricity to every community in our nation.

Sacred Wind Communications, a small telecom firm based in Albuquerque, has brought telephone and Internet service to about 3,600 Navajo households in New Mexico with loans from the federal government.

Richard Hutchinson brought telephones to Circle City in 1977.

A Lloyds spokesperson said: "Telephone banking call volumes are falling as digital banking continues to grow, and we are refocusing the business to reflect these changes in our customers' habits, while ensuring we maintain our high standards for those who wish to continue using our telephone banking systems by bringing our telephone banking colleagues together at fewer, more specialised sites".

International Telecommunications Union statistics show that more than 200 million telephone lines were installed worldwide from 1990 to 1996, bringing total telephone lines to 741 million.

The tremor shook the capital, Santiago, for a minute and a half early this morning, bringing down telephone and power lines.

The storm severed communications between towns in eastern Cuba after bringing down telephone and telegraph wires.

The attack brought down telephone and broadband links around the headquarters in County Fermanagh, cutting of around 200 people (there's a photo here).