Sentence examples for constant telephone from inspiring English sources

She came to see me, and we were in constant telephone communication".

I found that leaders, who previously had talked only intermittently, were in constant telephone contact.

But Treasury officials said they stayed in constant telephone contact with the New York Fed and with Wall Street executives.

Like many couples joined at the heart, husband and wife were in constant telephone contact all day.

The constant telephone calls just to get applications; the applications; the school tours and parent interviews; the interviews for your child.

Shine said he kept his spirits up through constant telephone contact with his grandmother, Julia Shine, and his mother, Barbara Shine, back home in Augusta, Ga.

There was constant telephoning about King Fahd's health after his stroke, and scrambling to take advantage of the situation.

I emphasize, however, that as a university professor and director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute of Physics I have such a tremendous bustle of activity in the flat (secretary, typewriter, incessant telephoning, constant visitors) that the flat is absolutely unsuitable for a sick person added to that, my two daughters, who are studying music, must also practice daily for hours on end.

Now, there are weekly protests outside Trimble's home, his wife receives constant abusive telephone calls, and the man who made Unionism welcome in Washington finds a former friend in his own constituency pleading with the Nobel Prize winner to do the 'honourable thing' - to take a bottle of whiskey and shoot himself because of his treachery.

He is in constant contact by telephone with Mr. Mehlman, his top deputy, who worked at Mr. Rove's side as the White House political director before opening the Arlington headquarters last spring.

[Page A6.] The president's aides here and in Washington say they believe that their constant barrage of telephone calls to India and Pakistan probably prevented a rapid escalation of the conflict into a war between two hot-headed nuclear powers.