Sentence examples for phone practices from inspiring English sources

As safety becomes situated as part of this ongoingly evolving interface between digital, material and performed (and felt) tasks, as well as everyday smart phone practices such as sending a video or link via sms, there are possibilities for it to become part of rather than separate from the task.

Trump regularly uses at least two government-issued iPhones — one a "burner" device capable only of making calls, and another that's loaded with a Twitter app and "a handful of news sites," according to Politico, which said former government security experts criticized the president's phone practices.

Dr. Howard maintains a private practice with offices in New York City and Long Island, in New York, and has an extensive phone practice.

The small amount of money didn't mean much to me, as I received enough from my parents and wife to meet my basic needs, use the phone, practice journalism, and eat well.

At work, when you're on the computer or talking on the phone, practice.

Snyder and Chivvis did more research into cell-phone practices of 1998 and learned that the incriminating "Nisha call" could indeed have been a butt dial.

Rural GPs were accessed by phoning practice managers, through colleagues, and advertising with rural Medicare Locals, adding eight further GPs.

James and Rupert Murdoch faced angry questions from British lawmakers this month about how much they knew about phone hacking practices at The News of the World.

Orde dismissed suggestions that the police were either naive or complicit in the failure to unearth evidence of widespread phone hacking practices.

This must be seen in the context of what is now known via the Leveson inquiry about relationships between the police, corruption and illegal phone hacking practices at News International.

I won't run it.' " No reference to the voice message appeared in The Daily Mirror's coverage, and the issue lay dormant until police investigations into the phone hacking practices gained momentum in recent months, when Ms. Mills joined a group of celebrities in Britain who said publicly that they believed that their cellphones had been hacked.