Sentence examples for loyal phone from inspiring English sources

This, perhaps, was the consolation she had been looking for, the knowledge that her children would remain loyal, phone each other from their dorm rooms and apartments, keep track and reminisce.

Second, small firms are loyal to phone books, because they get results.

And then Mr. Carton, a Mets fan himself, reached for his green-and-white Jets bullhorn and shouted into it, "Mets fans for Yankees," which prompted a heated rush of phone calls from loyal Mets fans.

("Jeff, don't take this personally," an old Biden hand tells him, after the senator refuses to repay years of loyal sweat with a single phone call to commend Connaughton for a job. "Biden disappoints everyone. He's an equal opportunities disappointer").

CIRP estimates loyal Android owners keep their phones for about the same length of time as they did three years ago.

"Despite the bad publicity, the company still has a loyal following," Mr. Staff said in a phone interview.

The Sun, which for decades considered itself the paper most loyal to the British bobby, finds its phones hacked by the Yard and much of its newsroom on police bail.

Some local retailers are embracing the growth of online shopping too, putting inventory up quickly on their websites to give loyal customers a virtual storefront on their phones and computers.

My phone rings: One of my many loyal constituents is complaining about horse poop all over the place.

The phone giant knows that Apple fans are a loyal, rabid lot, and hopes that that same mentality will make loyal AT&T customers out of you yet.

The Nielsen report said that "among current subscribers thinking of switching" mobile phones, 90 percent of iPhone owners remain loyal to the handset.