Sentence examples for is telephoned from inspiring English sources
noun
A telecommunication device (originally mechanical, and now electronic) used for two-way talking with another person (often shortened to phone).
The bulletins are ordinaruly sent over from the Forty-third Street office of the Times by copy boy, but when a big story breaks it is telephoned.
But she is not as evil as the blackmailer Mrs Pettigrew, who is telephoned once but simply suppresses all memory of it.
The writer is telephoned by U.S. President Sarah Perkins, called Mom, early one January morning to tell him to come to the White House from NYC, where he is Commissioner of Water Supply, Gas and Electronics.
By St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, August 21 , 1965P. 28 The writer is telephoned by U.S. President Sarah Perkins, called Mom, early one January morning to tell him to come to the White House from NYC, where he is Commissioner of Water Supply, Gas and Electronics.
Rhys is out driving when he is telephoned by his secretary Ruth Patti Claree), who informs him that one of their firm's lorry drivers has crashed.
Hamlin and Fenshaw meet through an introduction with Mrs. Bowers, and Hamlin, unaware of Fenshaw's character is telephoned by Fenshaw to come and sew for her to earn some money.
Anne Dodd was telephoned.
It seems intended warnings had not been telephoned through.
Potential patients were telephoned and screened for eligibility against study criteria.
Main results: Two weeks after discharge, families were telephoned to determine relapse.
She was telephoned about it?!
