Sentence examples for payphone a from inspiring English sources

Widely hailed as the first music video to be shot in one take, we follow Nelson as she passes various characters of Los Angeles going about their daily lives (a kid playing with a toy gun, a homeless woman, a man on a payphone, a butcher carrying a carcass, an old couple kissing).

The cover of the publication's Spring issue has what looks to be a shrine dedicated to the memory of payphone; a picture of Alexander Graham Bell adorns the top of the shrine.

The rest area has restrooms, vending machines, a payphone, a visitor center, meeting room, picnic area, and a pavilion.

There's an anonymous interview in a shadowy staircase with a person who recalls that Jason once slammed down a payphone; a handwriting expert who provides insight to Jason's brain; and, in one of tonight's episodes, a focus on Simpson's infamous If I Did It maybe-confession book, in which Simpson imagines that he would've had an accomplice surely that's evidence of a father-and-son murder duo.

Visual exposure and proximity to a single-room occupancy hotel, a payphone, an adult service or a pawnshop were important physical environmental predictors.

It is quicker and cheaper to sell a poor person a mobile telephone than to install a payphone in a remote village.

We didn't have them and had to pull our cars over in a parking lot, get out, grab change from a pocket and use a payphone by a 7/11.

The call finally came around 11 30 that morning, after Richard had made his way through the debris and stood in a long line to use a payphone at a midtown diner.

(For those of you who are too young to know, a payphone was a land line that you could use to make a call after depositing a certain amount of change in little slots on the top of the machine).

IGN's Thompson noted its 1990s homage as "a love letter to 20th-century Americana", with a payphone as a save point, ATMs to transfer money, yo-yos as weapons, skateboarders and hippies as enemies, and references to classic rock bands.

From a payphone at a railway station in Budapest, I called the Makoveczs' flat with a borrowed coin.