Sentence examples for mobile phones going from inspiring English sources
One really big solar storm and where is that cash via mobile phones going to be? Dead in the water, that's where".
Put people in a traditional theatre auditorium, and – with the exception of a few mobile phones going off – people behave traditionally.
So remote are those valleys that, mercifully, mobile phones went mute.
Three times in his career, he broke off mid-line to berate hapless audience members whose mobile phones went off during his performances.
Even after mobile phones went mainstream, many of them wouldn't work abroad, so they'd be switched off and left in a drawer for a week, gathering voicemails.
A Guardian critic asks what ought to be done to people whose mobile phones go off during concerts, as one did while the great Murray Perahia was playing Schubert's B flat major piano sonata at the Festival Hall.
Meanwhile, 71% of Facebook ad spend targeted to mobile phones goes to Android, further proving Facebook has to focus more on Google's OS.
Mobile phones went from being cellular devices to something else, something with sexy touch-screen effects and whatnot, and that in turn opened the door to many other innovations.
Have you ever been to a performance that was interrupted by a loud audience member or a mobile phone going off at the most inappropriate point in a play?
Another story, about sleep apnoea, encouraged students to imagine what it would be like to be woken every few minutes by their mobile phone going off… R4: Maybe just realising what it's like for a patient in these conditions.
