Sentence examples for cellphone set from inspiring English sources

THE special cellphone, set on vibrate, begins to whir.

The defendants, the suit says, hacked Mr. Pelly's cellphone, set up an e-mail address in his name and flew him to Las Vegas on false pretenses to trick him into revealing details about his royal friends.

Indeed, having just announced a big tie-up with Nokia on the same morning as her intemperate retort, Ms. Bartz should have expected someone in the audience would have a cellphone set to video.

"I need my fix," she says into her cellphone, setting up an emergency Botox appointment with her dermatologist.

When students at Montclair State University in New Jersey feel concerned for their safety at night, they can send a wireless digital alert from their cellphone, setting a timer in the campus security office.

At some points in the last month, shuttle terminals at La Guardia and Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington have resembled refugee camps for the laptop-and-cellphone set.

You know how cellphones set themselves automatically as you travel from time zone to time zone, courtesy of the cellular network?

We symbolically shake, like larger versions of tiny cellphones set to the "vibrate" function, as we compulsively monitor a universe that never closes its eyes.

Yet Japan's lack of global clout is all the more surprising because its cellphones set the pace in almost every industry innovation: e-mail capabilities in 1999, camera phones in 2000, third-generation networks in 2001, full music downloads in 2002, electronic payments in 2004 and digital TV in 2005.

Some rats received radiation of 1.5 watts per kilogram of body weight—just below the 1.6-watt limit for cellphones set by the Federal Communications Commission.

That's where the conference call between our two cellphones set up through her manager's cell started to break up past the point where the recording is at all intelligible.