Sentence examples for cellphone performance from inspiring English sources

Some inventors focus on enhancing cellphone performance by adding bells and whistles to standard phones.

But while the law levies $50 fines on people who persist in using cellphones in performance areas, the students decided to ratchet up the penalties to as much as $250 for repeat violations.

Meanwhile it's standard for members of the audience to use cellphones during performances.

As good was a mid-performance cellphone call in which a mortified dancer (Christophe Garcia) argued with his mother that he would clean up his room as soon as he got home from the theater.

One minute into the performance a cellphone went off, chirping insistently.

While Motorola had previously considered divesting itself of the handset division, which has struggled to find a hit to match its Razr cellphone, the unit's performance has improved rapidly in the last year, Mr. Jha said.

Carbon nanotube memories could sharply improve the performance of cellphones, laptop computers and other electronic devices.

Research by polling firms and academic groups suggests that polls that fail to call cellphones may underestimate the performance of Democratic candidates.

One possible candidate, according to Mr. Modoff, is Motorola's No. 2 executive, Mike S. Zafirovski, who left General Electric to join Motorola in July 2002 and has been instrumental in executing Mr. Galvin's cost-cutting program as well as helping improve the company's performance in cellphones.

So the City Council stepped in last year, passing a law banning the use of cellphones during public performances, including plays, movies and concerts, and in galleries and museums.

A City Council committee struck a blow in its war against urban irritants yesterday, approving a measure that would ban the use of cellphones during public performances.