Sentence examples for even phoning from inspiring English sources

Khrishan Smith stood cheerfully in line for 20 minutes one recent day, even phoning a friend to join her at "Lauro's," the place's old name.

I rooted for the galley of Emily St. John Mandel's smart novel "The Singer's Gun" to find a good home, but felt a little smug about another novel — which sucked up all the press in the universe when it came out, even though it was not its author's finest work, not by a long shot, and one might wonder if perhaps the author was even phoning it in — which no one touched for weeks.

Christine Terrey, head of Harbour Primary School in Newhaven, says some are even phoning from holiday beaches to say their children are sick.

In Trinidad & Tobago, where the state mobile phone firm was dragging its feet on connecting Digicel calls to its own customers, O'Brien harangued government officials to speed things up, even phoning one Christmas night to complain.

Parents looking to plan their children's extracurricular activities, find summer camps or day programs are these days faced with a fairly time-consuming task, and one which involves more than a bit of internet research, and even phoning around town.

The company had also taken thousands of orders they couldn't fulfill before opening the wait list, and now people were even phoning in, asking where they could go to try on frames.

"F****** hell, I can't even phone my missus.

They probably even phone home, fax contracts, and Google people".

"Fucking hell, I can't even phone my missus.

"I couldn't even phone my nephew and niece, who were my world".

Indeed, the prime minister's brother even phoned to congratulate Mr Yosano after his devasting performance in the Diet.