Sentence examples for life phone from inspiring English sources

But police officials said enforcement efforts would be based, in part, on complaints collected from the mayor's Quality of Life phone line (888-677-LIFE or 888-677-5433), which in the first eight and a half months of this year received 38,167 calls, with noise complaints by far the most frequent.

"Everyone hears noises in their apartments -- so to what extent are you sensitive to them?" For those who can't help being sensitive, noise complaints in New York are forwarded from 911 to a "quality of life" phone line.

'System Tuneup 'allows you to shut off and wipe apps all at once for better battery performance and on that note 'Battery Performance' gives you granular stats on battery life (phone nerds rejoice!) — like how much battery you have left if you want to talk your phone on 3G versus use the Internet on 3G.

ORIGIN offers a free life-time phone and online service guarantee and each customer has a dedicated support team and free life-time labor for upgrade needs.

I mention all this because, in our drive to needlessly complicate the simple things in life – phones, tap water, walking – wings are one of the few staples that have, to date, escaped meddling.

Among other things, Google reiterates for the zillionth time that actual, real life phones using Android will be released next quarter.

A week before the election, a prominent article in a newspaper reports that about 80percentt of the calls to the city's quality-of-life phone line are complaints about a single issue that has been ignored by all the candidates: noise pollution.

As usual, the price you pay is battery life: this phone might not make it through the day if you're online a lot in a 4G city.

But the frantic part of me was terrified at the thought of two weeks without my social life, my phone, my assignments, my deadlines.

He was brought up in a squalid house by a mother with mental health problems and has only spoken to his father once in his life, by phone.

Among all the numbers that populate Nataly Lopez's life — including phone digits, addresses, pass codes and friends' ages — there is one that she never forgets: the cost of a semester's tuition at Baruch College, where she is a sophomore.