Sentence examples for phone from which from inspiring English sources

Giordano hurried from the blinds to the nearest pay phone, from which she summoned the forest police, and then back to the blinds.

The Enhanced 911 (E911) system, adopted in the United States, instantly identifies the number of the phone from which the call is made, as well as the name and physical address of the person who owns the phone.

One helpful factor has been American legislation that requires operators to be able to pinpoint the position of any mobile phone from which an emergency call is made, prompting operators to add positioning technology to their networks and handsets.

Now that cell-phone systems are being set up to allow police to pinpoint a phone from which "911" has been dialed, information on a driver's location is becoming more and more available.

The guest can register online and get an SMS sent to their phone from which they install a small application.

It writes like a normal ballpoint pen, but is enhanced with electronics that can record what you write; then send it to a Bluetooth-enabled PC or mobile phone, from which it can be forwarded in an e-mail.

He told me there weren't any jobs where he was phoning from, which was Pakistan.

Nokia remains the second-largest shipper of mobile phones in the world after Samsung, but that is largely because of lower-end feature phones, from which consumers are moving away.

"Metadata" includes details about length of calls, the phone number from which the calls are made, and phone numbers called.

A full-blown phone messaging service will be provided, and users can get a number on our phone network from which they can get messages.

Ants set up a circuit of permanent pathways – much like the network of mobile phone towers – from which they search locally.