When first Mr. Bruno and then Ms. Bruno were laid off from Telephonics, it seemed only natural for them to become more involved in the antiques business.
Death was ascertained either from the hospital records or from the telephonic conversation with the relatives.
I also have to point out a curious transference of an ancient telephonic affliction from the telephone to e-communication: that of the corruption of the meaning of a message.
By now the droll banter I overhear when he is ordering 200 gallons of oil ranges from camaraderie to telephonic intimacy which I begrudge not one whit.
Convergence on a lead idea for the fall prevention program occurred during the June 2008 workgroup meeting, a joint convening of the workgroup and representatives from Telecare, a telephonic nurse advice line that also offers outgoing calls to patients at a provider's request.
They were used mostly for telephonic and telegramic communications.
Now for a telephonic rebuttal from an annoyed Mr. Levitz, with a DC publicist on the line.
Another was the move from mechanical signaling and telephonic traffic-control methods to electrical systems that enabled centralized control of considerable traffic areas.
A hint of things to come was the telephonic message from Mount Everest five years ago when a climber, Rob Hall, trapped and freezing to death, said goodbye by satellite to Jan Arnold, his pregnant wife in New Zealand: "Sleep well, my sweetheart.
