Sentence examples for phones stuff from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kung uses several volunteers who help him write press releases, answer phones, stuff envelopes and maintain the group's Web site, cardinalkungfoun dation.com.

Solution: Open networks, unlocked phones, stuff like Android.

We lost laptops, phones, stuff like that.

In late-September 2012 TechRadar ranked it as the No. 1 handset in its constantly updated list of the 20 best mobile phones; Stuff magazine also ranked it at No. 1 in its list of 10 best smartphones in May 2012.

Why should I have to now begin to pay off their debt?" So thorough a convert is she that she now volunteers five days a week at party headquarters -- answering phones, stuffing envelopes, whatever is asked of her.

These are people who have spent countless hours answering phones, stuffing envelopes, knocking on doors and writing press releases for their party of choice, and everywhere they see representative democracy unable to rein in corporate excess, and they've had enough.

Besides empty rooms in houses, there are many examples of things we own that are underutilised and could be monetised: cars that are parked for longer than they're ever driven, power tools neglected until the annual DIY project comes round, forgotten suits at the back of wardrobes, broken mobile phones stuffed in drawers.

Years ago, Nokia played with high megapixel phones, stuffing a 41 MP sensor in the Lumia 1020 and PureView 808.

Alas, American and Canadian customers seem to have been hypnotized into a kind of learned helplessness where they just sit there and silently accept locked phones, bloated Kafkaesque pricing plans, insane roaming charges, Android phones stuffed with crapware, and two- or even three-year locked-in contracts.

Lawyers and visitors are regularly caught smuggling in the phones, using ruses ranging from phones stuffed in a hollow fake leg to a man who glued the phone to his head then covered it with a hollowed out Afro.

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