Sentence examples for called telephone from inspiring English sources

There is a weird species of beetle, called telephone pole beetles, where the babies can produce babies.

Looking back at the lost years, the father recalled times he came across a wallet in the back seat of his car, and promptly called telephone information to find the passenger who had lost it.

As a deputy chief of the agency's law department, Mr. Aronow worked on some huge legal deals -- most recently, the lease for the new $1.4 billion International Arrivals Terminal at Kennedy Airport -- and he knew the details of all the Port Authority's leases, documents so voluminous that they are called telephone books.

Addressing the court that was to condemn him to years in jail, the Russian entrepreneur Mikhail Khodorkovsky summed up the essence of what in the old Soviet days was called "telephone justice" when he said in 2010: "Those who clash with the system have no rights whatsoever.

The children's game called 'Telephone' in the USA ('Chinese Whispers' in the UK), provides an example of diffusion chains under which what is transmitted is not stable.

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Well, Lou Dobbs, there is this stuff, called "journalism," and these things, called "telephones".

By the way, what Americans call Telephone in England we call Chinese Whispers.

Over the past two decades, an automated telephone system called Telephone-Linked Care or TLC has been successfully designed and evaluated by the authors and their colleagues.

Already, cable companies carry data and telephone calls; telephone carriers transport television, films and music.

On-call telephone coaching by SVR for the therapists.