Sentence examples for phone to inform from inspiring English sources

The bullpen coach Tony Cloninger relayed word to Jeff Nelson, who picked up the phone to inform Stottlemyre and Torre in the Yankees' dugout.

Every year, on the second Friday of October at around 10 30 a.m., the suave, gray-haired Norwegian historian picks up his phone to inform a lucky earthling that he or she has just won the Nobel Peace Prize.

(Ten years later, her father would phone to inform her that she had been formally divorced under Islamic tradition). In the Netherlands, she changed her name (from Ayaan Hirsi Magan), falsified her birth date and applied successfully for political asylum.

But when a court staff member ran over to the counters, talking on a cell phone, to inform them of the United States Supreme Court's decision, they stopped immediately, and said they would return only with the permission of the court in Washington.

Another government witness, Douglas Faneuil, who had worked as Mr. Bacanovic's assistant at Merrill Lynch, testified that Mr. Bacanovic told him over the phone to inform Ms. Stewart that members of the Waksal family, who owned big stakes in ImClone, were selling their shares on Dec. 27, 2001, the day Ms. Stewart sold.

After being ingested the chip will interact with digestive juices to produce a voltage that can be read from the surface of the skin through a detector patch, which then sends a signal via mobile phone to inform the doctor that the pill has been taken.

Soon after the piece was published, Al Aronowitz, whom I'd never met and never would, phoned to inform me that the Beat generation died the minute that he introduced Ginsberg to Dylan in my uncle's apartment.

As I watched attentively the coverage of the events, and eagerly monitored world reaction, guards at the outside gate of al-Jazeera compound phoned to inform us that people had been assembling outside the gate asking for permission to be allowed inside to thank al-Jazeera for its coverage.

"As you can guess, many stories of both meanings of the word were shared "My own tale: When I was a young lad, my then girlfriend phoned to inform me that here parents had gone out and they wouldn't be back for hours, if I wanted to come over.

As per her habit, she phoned to inform me that I had a delivery, at which time I prompted her to open it and let me know what it was.

Two days later, their manager's assistant, Peter Brown, phoned to inform them that Epstein had died.