Sentence examples for phone machine from inspiring English sources

The department's Brooklyn office determined that the "inspector clearly acted improperly" and left a message on Ms. Kelch's phone machine, asking her to call for another appointment.

They were busy people, and for weeks at a time you could reach them only by leaving a message, but after 3 hearings of their phone machine you didn't ever want to call them again... Writer decided to order some clothes by mail.

We'd come home to a phone machine with messages like, 'Yes, I'd like to talk to Dr. Howard' or 'Would somebody please call me back, my father has had a stroke".' Eventually Mr. Rusk got a separate number for his contracting business - "We rehab houses; they rehab people," Ms. Kocy said.

He made a great milkshake, something I remembered in a powerful rush this week, when, in the opening moments of "Rent," the phone machine beeps in the loft that belongs to Mark, the show's narrator (Trey Ellett), and his H.I.V.-positive roommate Roger (Manley Pope).

It shouldn't have surprised us then that immediately after our bags were dropped off, a butler -- our butler -- arrived at the door to show us the ropes: where the light switches for the wall sconces were; where the light switches for the chandeliers were; how to operate the ingenious phone machine with a lighted touch-screen that automatically dials any of the hotel's services.

First, her phone machine answered "Mutt Rescue.

"I left all these messages on people's phone machines.

Leaders of some rights groups said they had even returned home from meetings to discuss the López case only to find that they had been surreptitiously recorded, and that messages on their phone machines played back their own words.

Copying machines did not exist, and phone machines were a long 15 years to come.

As social media, disposable sensors, smarter phones, machine learning platforms, savvy consumer activists, self-quantification and the "internet of things" accelerate into the economic mainstream, betting billions on the stupidity of one's customers becomes a fool's errand.

The growing popularity of smart phones, machine to machine devices place an increasing demand for differentiated services from wireless networks.