Sentence examples for moved cellphone from inspiring English sources

Claiming inspiration from true events, "The Strangers" builds tension with tiny details — a moved cellphone, a looping song on the record player — and empathy with victims whose intimacy is affectingly real.

In a statement, Dish said that it still saw merit in a merger with Sprint, which would help it move into cellphone service.

"In particular, IM seems to be moving onto cellphones," said Amanda Lenhart, a research specialist for Pew Internet.

They are moving into cellphones, but they aren't taking the risk of the hardware side.

Like several other students, he moved in for a cellphone photo.

He points to Vodafone, which moved into the Japanese cellphone market in the early 2000s.

The complaint also said Mr. Martinez told the informant that he did not have a cellphone and moved from place to place to live, that he had an unspecified criminal record, and that his mother was not happy about how he was living his life.

I couldn't find a satisfactory guide for modern mobile device use online -- most of them are about talking on the phone, and we have moved far beyond the cellphone as a tool for phone calls.

As soon as they move away, their cellphone is, effectively, a paperweight.

It is only when the cellphone moves out of range of the first antenna that the call is handed off to a second.

"We're moving somewhere beyond cellphone service," he says with a groan from the back seat of his parents' car in the opening scene of "Buffalo Dreams," a Disney Channel movie that has its premiere Friday night at 8. When the family pulls into town, Josh notices an unexplained plethora of meat jerky and fried bread at the general store.