Sentence examples for expected to telephone from inspiring English sources

At any rate, I was now expected to telephone the world's greatest living artist, then 81 years old, actually to interrupt him in the middle of his work, with the most extraordinarily fatuous and offensive question surely ever posed by a journalist.

Cable's superiority to telephone wire is demonstrable and allows voice, video and data to travel faster and is expected to replace telephone access.

These materials are expected to make telephone systems more efficient and cheaper, computers more flexible and intelligent and lasers far more powerful.

The hearing resumes today and is expected to include telephone testimony from witnesses who have returned to the United States.

Hollande's first international move was expected to be a telephone call to Merkel soon after the results were announced.

The strike by one union - the Communications Workers of America - is not expected to disrupt normal telephone service for Bell Atlantic customers.

The British Prime Minister, Theresa May, is expected to have a telephone conversation with Trump this week as well.

The strike by 85,000 workers is not expected to disrupt normal telephone service for Bell Atlantic's 26 million customers from Maine to Virginia.

Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand had expected to have a telephone conversation with Sachs on Brand's Radio 2 show, but there was no reply, so they left a message.

There were few expectations that Mr. Xi and Mr. Obama would meet earlier than September, although the men are expected to speak by telephone once Mr. Xi assumes the presidency, officials said.

The revision of the NTT law is expected to free the telephone giant from restrictions that prevent it from using its vast market capitalisation to snap up foreign carriers with extensive global networks the one thing that Japan's dominant carrier does not have.