Sentence examples similar to phone in lines from inspiring English sources

Coe sighs when reminded that the phone-in lines were jammed with ticketless fans cursing his name.

When Barack Obama was photographed with a very weak beer in hand at a Washington Wizards game, the phone-in lines smouldered with anger.

The online music service, delighted fans on Monday after it said it was now available on Google's Android mobile phone, in line with the company's strategy to make streaming available on all portable devices as it looks to boost its premium subscriptions.

When someone talks loudly on their cell phone in line we think they are being inconsiderate of us, the star of the show, when in fact they are their own star and really just want to talk to their colleague.

Mr. Stout said the county prepared a press release, included information about the system on the phone-in registration line, and posted signs at each golf course.

Still, there is only so much you can do by phone in her line of work.

The second phone in the line, the $99 Pixi, went on sale Sunday.

When the latest flagship phone in the line, the Z30, was announced this week, it caused hardly a ripple.

Your choices are to forego buying the phone, wait in line, or pay someone to wait in line for you.

Apparently someone at Motorola or Verizon thinks this phone is in line with the second coming of Jesus Christ.

In this, the phone-in vote crosses lines with the ballot box.