Sentence examples for phone in for from inspiring English sources

"We're not suggesting, 'Don't worry about the dinner party, nip down to KFC.' You should phone in for a takeaway if you really can't muster something up".

"People don't have time to plug their phone in for four to eight hours," he says.

"I would like to trade my mobile phone in for a coffin because these guys have ruined my life.

Last week, we reported that Trump had somewhat begrudgingly trading his beloved Android phone in for something more secure.

I've gotten away with sending my phone in for replacement without the watermark stickers revealing I dropped my phone in the toilet, but that good fortune won't last forever.

After the terms are complete, you can trade the phone in for a newer model.

A brass band plays You Are My Sunshine as Cash's character, Pete Mott, is booted off a local radio phone-in for using abusive language (again), such is his fanaticism for Redbridge Rovers FC.

During a phone-in for Conservative party supporters, Cameron said: "I would not continue as prime minister unless I can be absolutely guaranteed that this referendum would go ahead on an in-out basis".

Since 1974 this has been a phone-in for real people to put their questions, and it has been graced by almost every PM from that date, and all Labour leaders in opposition.

Mr. Obama plans weekly phone-ins for Democratic senators and House members to discuss strategy.

"So now, to make sure that I've had a chance to get properly back on an even keel, I'm going to ask BBC Three Counties to re-arrange the phone-in for some time early in the new year".