Sentence examples for fair telephone from inspiring English sources

The 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair telephone poll of 1,186 U.S. adults also showed that most people think there is no such thing as the perfect man, and education trumps being hard working and being a gentleman as the most important quality for a man as he matures.

"Everyone blamed the book," Mr. Bissinger, now a contributing editor at Vanity Fair, said by telephone from his home in Philadelphia.

Those are the types of findings that the two like-minded institutions hope to highlight, said Mr. Fager and Graydon Carter, the editor of Vanity Fair, in a telephone interview last week.

Many of the young people Sergeant Dickinson and his fellow recruiters try to woo at high school career fairs and in telephone canvassing have one reaction: No way.

"That's only fair," he said by telephone from Minneapolis.

Before there can be fair competition in the telephone and power markets, clear regulations must be in place.

"To characterize one as the focus over the other wouldn't be fair," he said by telephone from Atlanta.

The proposed buyout of Canada's biggest telephone company is "fair and reasonable," Judge Joel Silcoff of Quebec Superior Court wrote Friday in his decision.

Nancy revealed in an interview with Vanity Fair that Michelle Obama had telephoned her for advice on living and entertaining in the White House.

"The sentencing was extremely fair," Mr. Nahas said by telephone, referring to that of his client, Mr. Nestor.

The department said that SBC had not yet shown that it was providing competitors fair access to its copper telephone wires, a major issue.