Sentence examples for final telephone from inspiring English sources

Hicks described receiving the final telephone call from ambassador Stephens revealing he was under attack.

Neither the White House nor the Kremlin formally announced the agreement on Wednesday, pending the final telephone call between the presidents.

Even worse, Oskar has a terrible secret: his father's final telephone calls, made from the smoke-filled building, went unanswered because his son, home alone, was too scared to lift the receiver.

Early in the day, Dickey participated in one final telephone debriefing with reporters, recounting the chain of events that led to his trade to the Toronto Blue Jays and the corresponding emotions he felt during his last days as a Met.

But while the commanders huddled, the grunts, who have spent weeks working in hot and harsh desert conditions, packed gear, covered latrines, lined up for final telephone calls home and wondered whether their campaign would begin in a fog of swirling sand raised by the heavy winds that were predicted for the next two days.

North of the trade center, George Famulare, manager for corporate real estate for Verizon, had just finished overseeing the evacuation of nearly 2,000 employees from the company's 32-story high-rise, and was in his office making a final telephone call before his own planned exit.

Back home, what they remember most painfully, most poignantly, are the last letters, the last telephone calls, the final e-mail from Iraq or Kuwait.

In a final, hurried telephone call, Mr. Aung Zaw said, one of his longtime sources said goodbye.

Similarly, a final automated telephone poll from the Democratic-affiliated firm Public Policy Polling (PPP), gives McAuliffe a 7-point lead (50 to 43percentt) but shows Sarvis winning just 4percentt of the vote.

After Kehoe's truck exploded, Ellsworth recounted, O. H. Bush, foreman of the road crew, recalled the scene after the final explosion: Telephone operators stayed at their stations for hours to summon doctors, undertakers, area hospitals and anyone else who might help.

Or, if you're a more generous person, you can appreciate the play's final moments — a telephone call that could change everything — as the closest thing to a happy ending that a story like this is ever going to have.