"phone time" is not correct in written English.
It is an informal way of referring to a phone call. If you want to use it in written English, you could write something like, "Let's have a phone time later."
India's market is overwhelmingly "prepaid" customers, who buy phone time upfront.
She's burning money on the cell phone, time to misplace it.
"Why show people what's in my heart?" she said one day during our usual phone time (5 p.m). between her bridge and predinner drink.
She was settling into her hotel room in Baltimore on Monday, but gave us an hour or so of phone time.
But as women age, they tend to shift their phone affections away from men, spending more phone time with their adult daughters, reports The Los Angeles Times.
I had a sample session not long ago, more than an hour's worth of phone time with Ms. Richardson, who no longer takes private clients.
Pitches play up its monthlong battery life, low price (around $50), iconic ringtones, and the ability to play a new version of Snake, the pre-cursor to "Angry Birds" and the original mobile phone time-waster.
We had specific phone times.
These were pre-mobile phone times, and it's now very hard to understand how life worked back then.
We drive along a tarred road, lined with rough wooden or corrugated-iron shacks, selling everything from sofas and car spare parts to mangos, hard-boiled eggs and cell-phone time.
Games console and smart-phone time were coded as none versus some (ie, less than 1 h/day or greater).
