Sentence examples for landline ring from inspiring English sources

Imagine, then, how Rhoades might respond to a caller making his landline ring, all the way on the other side of his bedroom, at four in the morning, particularly when that caller is asking as more than five hundred callers have, for the past three years or so to speak to Donald Trump.

The landline rings.

A minute later, the landline rang.

Our landline rang today and all three of our kids got confused and went outside because they thought a fire alarm was going off.

My mom -- a hardworking businesswoman -- would finally sit down on the couch with the Sunday Chicago Tribune, and the landline would ring.

The landline was ringing because Usl had become an Internet sensation.

These are consumed in the presence of five price screens, one with scrolling news on US payroll figures; two BlackBerries; a landline that rings with regular updates on the copper price; and a spittoon.

A landline is ringing.

I can only speak from experience, but when I used to answer my grandmother's endlessly ringing landline, when she found the calls increasingly confusing, I did not feel warmly towards the cold callers.

No calls, no emails, no texts, no Facebook notifications, no tweets, and there's nothing blinking on the answerphone, because the landline hasn't rung since December, except people in call centres who can't pronounce my name.

The depth to which it bothered her was hard to tell, but what was obvious, amid the continually ringing landline, the dogs sleeping on the bed and the two friends eating a lunch of smoked salmon and chardonnay and telling funny stories about mistakes they'd made, was that she wasn't going to let it.