Sentence examples for multiple cell phones from inspiring English sources

Assange, in the terminal, carried a threadbare blue backpack that contained hard drives, phone cards, and multiple cell phones.

On the other hand, the FBI recently distributed flyers warning that the use of "anonymisers", encryption or "multiple cell phones" might be "indicators of terrorist activities".

Even bicycle couriers with multiple cell phones attached to their bodies are apt to be more aware of the latest wireless gadgets than many office workers.

It adds: "Once at the back of the bus the male subjects pulled out some envelopes and began opening them … the male subjects were talking on multiple cell phones in Arabic and during the conversations she stated she heard one of them say 'bomb' multiple times".

It was then that they discovered suspicious items in his bag, a cell phone taped to a Pepto-Bismol bottle, multiple cell phones and watches taped together, and a knife and box cutter, according to another U.S. official who had been briefed on the investigation.

His only worldly possessions were a duffel bag of tennis clothes, multiple cell phones, multiple ID cards, a stockpile of tennis rackets, and$400 in walking around money.

Now there are often multiple cell phone numbers per household, and sometimes a landline as well, but we don't know when or how often that is the case.

Once she got to the Bronx, as a single mother, she also took risks that don't, from the outside, look like smart ones: claiming a friend's child as a dependent on her own tax returns; understating her income to keep public housing; depositing or allowing others to deposit questionable amounts of cash into her bank account; paying bills to multiple cell-phone companies.

And there are plans for more features, like vanity numbers, toll-free numbers and sharing a single phone number between multiple employees' cell phones.

Numerous board memberships past and present, including Amazon, Intuit, Netscape, Sun, etc. Kinetic: juggles multiple beepers, cell phones, laptops; travels "in a blur".

The United incident, caught on multiple passengers' cell phones, involved a fully booked flight to Louisville on which the airline needed to seat four crew members traveling to staff another plane.