Sentence examples for hefty phone from inspiring English sources
Such malware can run up a hefty phone bill by automatically dialing a premium-rate number, or dial a code that performs unwelcome actions on a device.
Labour MP Frank Field, chair of the Commons work and pensions committee, said: "There is something really disturbing about the idea of people on their uppers having to incur a hefty phone bill just to talk to somebody about their benefit claim".
At 178g, the Xplay 6 is a heavy, hefty phone, but in a good way.
Few Portuguese have computers, and hefty phone and Internet access charges are particularly damaging in a country that has one of Europe's lowest average disposable incomes.
On the other hand, Switzerland's hefty phone charges the highest in all of Western Europe are likely to discourage Internet development, at least in the short run.
Japan's mobile market is going through a major shift as the three main carriers– NTT DoCoMo, which owns half the market; KDDI's au; and Softbank phase out hefty phone subsidies for consumers after governmental prodding.
Keeping tabs meant hefty monthly phone bills, which ran as high as $800, he said.
High school brought the opposite: a sleek, carefully edited and meticulously indexed volume that, with two hundred pages of ads, was as thick and hefty as a phone book.
When Ms. Feeney Baily was a teenager, her father discovered a hefty long-distance phone bill run up by his daughter and a girlfriend, who were calling boys in Europe.
Throughout his testimony, Murdoch repeatedly claimed not to have been informed about rampant hacking while running News International in May 2008, thereby contradicting the recent testimonies of former legal chief Tom Crone and News of the World editor Colin Myler about a hefty settlement to phone hacking victim and football executive Gordon Taylor.
It looks like T-Mobile starollinglling out their "T-Mobile Certified Open Box" program, which offers a pretty hefty discount on phones that have been returned within the allotted time (30 days).
