Sentence examples for distance voice from inspiring English sources

The service, from Vonage, a New Jersey company that is the largest of the start-ups, costs less than $30 a month (including taxes) for unlimited local calls, 500 minutes of long distance, voice mail, caller ID and the like.

From Bell Atlantic to the newest startup, each seems to have a different technical approach and economic model, with most providing a mix of local and long distance voice service plus video and Internet connections.

"Skype's software enables an estimated 25percentt of the world's international long distance voice calling minutes1, and approximately 40percentt of those Skype-to-Skype calls are happening over video.

The Wireline segment provides communications products and services including local exchange and long distance voice service, broadband video and data, IP network services, network access and other services to consumers, small businesses and carriers in the United States, as well as to businesses and government customers.

– Unlimited Sprint Vision or Power Vision (normally starts at $15/month) – Unlimited Mobile to Mobile – Unlimited Sprint Picture Mail – Unlimited Roaming – Unlimited Text (offer is supposedly ending on or around July 15th) – Unlimited Nights & Weekends – Nationwide Long Distance – Voice Mail – Caller ID – Call Waiting – Numeric Paging – Three-Way Calling.

Birch offers managed communications and information technology services to small- and medium-sized businesses in certain metropolitan areas within 38 states across the US, including local and long distance voice, broadband Internet access, mobile voice and data, e-mail, voicemail, and other solutions.

I heard footsteps fading into the distance, voices.

And head mikes, in addition to looking like distracting cybermoles on their wearers, homogenize and distance voices.

There were children everywhere and I could hear their distance voices tossing the word "Muzungo" back and forth.

I could hear the sound of cars in the distance, voices from the houses below us, and doors being opened and closed.

That pressure extends well beyond the obviously declining segments, like long-distance voice service via landlines.