As he was figuring out the tip, she typed an e-mail on her phone reminding herself to deposit money into his account.
She slammed down the phone, reminding him of his mother slapping his father as punishment for his toying with his son's trust.
And Theodore's cell phone reminds you of those slender vintage cases for cigarettes and visiting cards; if the ghost of Steve Jobs is watching, he will glow a covetous green.
Being tethered to my phone reminds me to take it with me when I leave the car (where I can still use the headset, tucking my phone into a pocket), but it's also a bit cumbersome.
Cherry, when I spoke with him recently by phone, reminded me that he had coached Bobby Orr, the greatest skating defenseman of all time, and that he had been one of the biggest champions of Subban (whom he has occasionally compared to Orr), advocating a bigger role for him at the Sochi Games.
The voice on the phone reminds her of that of her early lover, Gordon, who committed suicide nearly thirty years before, and she arranges to meet the man at Rosecrans, a moving-and-storage firm in Chiasso, Switzerland, where the silver is stored.
This phone reminds me of Windows Mobile devices like the Wing and the Blackjack.
Using the phone reminds me, oddly, of the feature phones we used to buy from Samsung, LG, and the like.
The payments system will even send a text to a renter's mobile phone reminding them to pay.
She took to leaving him notes by the phone reminding him to charge full price.
