Sentence examples for caller phone from inspiring English sources

The driver says to the caller: "Phone the geezer and ring me back as soon as possible, alright?" The timestamp shows that the video was recorded in the early hours of 7 February as it was being driven through near-empty streets in north London.

In the scene, a caller phones to report "another body in Marks Park".

When Martin, a regular caller, phones us he is often too distressed for even his name to be understood.

Angelina Jolie was reduced to tears when a caller phoned her on French radio to commend her for speaking about her double mastectomy.

An anonymous caller phoned the mother of his then unborn child last year and ordered her to make Grant "shut the fuck up" when he appeared on Question Time.

An anonymous caller phoned the public broadcaster while the first episode of The Thirty Cases of Major Zeman was being shown on Thursday to warn it that it would be bombed unless the reruns were discontinued.

When a caller phones in and asks the expert if she should have sex with her boyfriend, Chantal interrupts and says, "You know, doctor, Lebanese women do not engage in the sexual activity before they are married".

Incidentally, focusing the debate only on "young people" is disingenuous: the government's push on "work experience" affects people of all ages – which is why the Jeremy Vine show's spot on the issue included a caller phoning in about her 60-year-old brother recently doing "work experience" at a golf club in Whitstable (here, at around 18m45s).

The mosque was egged twice, and a caller phoned in to say, "Why don't you go back to the desert where you came from?" But even as Muslims here were feeling Laramie's back hand, they also felt a wave of sentiment of another kind.

Yesterday I was on the radio, and a caller phoned in with a list of "questions".

After the conversation about men, a caller phoned in and asked Lopez about two famous women: Beyonce and Kim Kardashian.