Sentence examples for movable telephone from inspiring English sources

That svelte mobile phone in your pocket has ancestors that go back 100 years today, when a man named Nathan Stubblefield invented the movable telephone.

It also provides other telecommunications services, such as cellular movable telephony at national/domestic level and telephone directories publication, through its subsidiaries.

Easily movable partitions and telephone and computer lines let the bureau rearrange the center with each new investigation.

She is sent first to the Grossmans, a Jewish family in Far Rockaway, to a house where "all movable objects were covered in specially fitted clear plastic wrappers -- lampshades, sofas, telephone books, table tops".

With the coming of World War I, the collaboration stopped, Ann R. Montanaro, the director of the Movable Book Society and the author of "Pop-Up and Movable Books: A Bibliography" (Scarecrow Press, 1993), explained by telephone on Monday.

And movable.

Walls became movable inserts.

They have movable parts".

Movable, but numb, clumsy.

Everything seems movable, provisional, unfinished.

This was a movable feast.