Sentence examples for cellphone trouble from inspiring English sources

In another case, they were about to receive a contract after another interested party quibbled about price, but the agent received their message too late — something about cellphone trouble.

In normal tones of voice, the officers discuss what to do with Mr. Carter's cellphone, have trouble spelling his name while trying to radio it in, and try to guess what the white powder is in a plastic bag, believing it to be sugar.

I can't imagine too many Xbox Live Arcade games giving a modern cellphone too much trouble.

And while this is a cautionary tale of the Internet age, it amplifies what a French teacher at another high school, far from Horace Mann's 18-acre campus in the Bronx, used as a mantra long before laptops and cellphones and the trouble they can bring: "La vie n'est pas juste".

And the systems could be configured to send warnings to owners by e-mail or cellphone when signs of trouble were detected.

It is unclear whether Sprint's travails are solely its own or portend broader troubles for cellphone carriers.

But the trouble is reaching cellphone respondents is much more expensive than reaching voters on landlines.

Even after the accident, Mr. Teater said, he had trouble breaking his cellphone habit.

I got him a cellphone in case there was trouble on the six-block journey.

JIBBIGO for iOS and Android: The work of Carnegie Mellon computer scientists, Jibbigo is also free and a generally useful translator although it doesn't recognize some seemingly simple and useful words like "corkscrew" and "cellphone" and it particularly has trouble deciphering thick accents like some heard in Oklahoma or Massachusetts.

Kodak executives partly blamed competition from cellphones, which are causing serious trouble in the market for low-end point-and-shoot digital cameras, the type that Kodak makes.