Sentence examples for cordless telephone from inspiring English sources
noun
A telephone with a wireless handset that communicates via radio waves with a base station connected to a fixed telephone line.
And my favorite: "Get a hands-free, cordless telephone with a headset.
"I walked into Wal-Mart with a broken cordless telephone after the 90-day return policy," he said.
Justice Scalia said he was already wary, and never used the cordless telephone in his house to discuss court business.
Once, when I was talking to him on a cordless telephone, we had one of those electronic drifts which such phones are subject to.
But he did make a justifiable claim to be ahead in personalised communications: not just the walkie-talkie, but the pager and the cordless telephone.
Similarly, the Siemens Gigaset 4215 cordless telephone lets me call people simply by pressing a button and saying a name into the mouthpiece.
There were cordless telephones, and people wore comfortable sweaters.
Rooms and suites, with CD players and cordless telephones, are $209 to $695, and $259 to $800 January to April.
The oldest standard, 900 megahertz, is shared by many cordless telephones and baby monitors, among other appliances.
On March 18th it imposed tariffs of up to 45% on 90 American agricultural and industrial imports, ranging from strawberries and wine to cordless telephones.
Allen Wong runs VTech, a Hong Kong company that has 60% of the world market for kiddies' computers and other electronic learning devices, and also makes cordless telephones.
