Sentence examples for from pagers from inspiring English sources

Wireless companies sell a whole range of services, from pagers to pre-paid cards.

Interestingly, however, not all teenagers want to move from pagers to cell phones, even given the higher level of status that a cell phone offers.

In running the sprawling Information Industries Ministry, Mr. Wu has control over every nook and cranny of the country's telecommunications industry, from pagers and satellites to the Internet.

The next day we read that the Internet is giving way to the Evernet, meaning that anything with electricity is having chips embedded in it -- from pagers to toasters to cars -- and connected to networks.

During Mr. Curvey's tenure, Fidelity was transformed from the largest mutual fund manager into a full-service asset management company where investors could trade stocks online or from pagers and hand-held devices, invest in initial public offerings, manage their estates, set up charitable contributions and open retirement accounts.

The recent transition from pagers to cellphones in Singapore hospitals has improved communication at work for anaesthetists.

But the policy did not explicitly apply to text messages, and Justice Kennedy suggested that e-mail messages sent through the city's servers might be treated differently from pager messages sent via an outside company.

This means the rate of burst detection will be low for the next few years a pity for astronomy, although the astronomers themselves might appreciate a little silence from their pagers.

Standing in line, one need not tune out noise from bleeping pagers and cell phones because there isn't any, only the caw of crows, polite adult conversation and the warble of children's voices.

Then the Mayhews went from the pagers to a class that normally uses them, doctors, and concluded that doctors losing control and being bewitched could be a good plot.

Despite their thunking majorities, the Blair years were the most notorious for whipping – from the pagers that would bleep during interviews to make sure Members kept to the party line in interviews, to the attempts to gerrymander the party machinery to deselect troublesome MPs.