Sentence examples for kind of cellphone from inspiring English sources

A popular tactic is to designate a kind of cellphone lockbox, like the milk tin that Ms. Holley uses.

Today, multimedia messages carrying photos, animation or music files can only be exchanged with someone who has the same kind of cellphone over the same network.

The system could also notify people by text message if they received a bed — the Creative Currency survey found that while few residents had smartphones, about 60 percent had access to some kind of cellphone.

That they have now done so in a video game, released last week for the iPhone, seems somehow fitting in the topsy-turvy career of Mr. Johnston, who has never owned any kind of cellphone, let alone an iPhone, and has no telephone at all in his house in a small town northwest of Houston.

Now, there are two kinds of cellphone networks in this country.

Courts have used it to permit warrantless surveillance of certain kinds of cellphone data.

Groups of 90 animals, segregated by sex, were exposed to one of two kinds of cellphone signals for 9 hours a day.

Enter CRONY 3 (finishing shady deal of some kind on cellphone): Well, look who's here — hey, listen, I'm having a party at my place later on.

However, the idea of putting ads of any kind on cellphones — whether 30-second spots or pop-ups or spam — is a can of worms.

The battle between Verizon and its unionized workers over a new device that turns a standard home phone into a kind of tethered cellphone shifted this week from Fire Island to the Catskills.

"This field is moving kind of like cellphones," he said.