Sentence examples for dramatic telephone from inspiring English sources

At the nearby hospital, where he was treated for asphyxiation, he gave a series of dramatic telephone interviews, saying that armed police had surrounded the building and were holding him hostage.

Throughout the 1990s Taylor conducted a series of dramatic telephone interviews with the BBC's Focus on Africa programme.

Iran's top leader did not specify what irked him, but observers said he was probably referring to the trip's defining moment: a dramatic telephone call from President Obama to Rouhani.

"Today's announcement is a giant step forward in rationalizing pricing," said William E. Kennard, the chairman of the F.C.C. "This is the most dramatic reduction in telephone service prices in the history of this agency".

There have also been dramatic changes in telephone communication behind the scenes.

Too many people think that he just has to call me up and I do whatever I am told, grumbled Mr Bush, pointing to an Oval Office telephone for dramatic effect.

The early part of the raid in block K of Dalgarno Gardens, a Peabody Trust housing association complex near Wormwood Scrubs prison, was described by resident Lisa Davis, who broadcast a dramatic running commentary by telephone live on Sky News.

This chart is not nearly as dramatic as what recent national telephone polls have shown, with wide swings following the first presidential debate, despite there being relatively few undecided voters in most polls.

The most recent Demographic and Health Survey in Kenya Kenyaa National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) and ICF Macro 2010) showed that there has been a dramatic increase in ownership of telephones from 13% in 2003 to at least 62% in 2008 09.

The two, who are known for a characteristically Bolshoi dramatic commitment and vitality, spoke by telephone from offices at the Mikhailovsky, through an interpreter, Alexander Arkhipov.

"I wanted that to be the dramatic backbone," Mr. Cocks recalled in a recent telephone interview.