Sentence examples for shared telephone from inspiring English sources

In the 1959 movie "Pillow Talk," which Universal has just reissued as a digitally enhanced Blu-ray as part of its studio's 100th anniversary home video promotion, Doris Day and Rock Hudson play prosperous Manhattanites — she's an interior decorator, he's a Broadway songwriter — who meet cute by means of a shared telephone line.

The germs were a fantasy, but the listeners were real enough, be they operators or neighbours on shared telephone lines.

Those police departments "agree to share telephone intelligence information derived from any source," including subpoenaed telephone call detail records, subpoenaed telephone subscriber information, and seized mobile devices.

Five local police departments in southeastern Virginia have been secretly and automatically sharing telephone data and compiling it into a large database for nearly two years.

They shared a telephone and met over a buffet lunch in the lecture room every day.

Karen Pennington, a Dallas lawyer who represents two Palestinian detainees, said that one of her clients had told her that the detainees shared one telephone line and that one day when he had picked up the phone to dial out, he found another man on the line.

In addition, no sensitive information is shared (address, telephone number, email, etc).

When I was a child our family shared a telephone with several other parties -- perhaps that was why it was called a party line.

Oftentimes, results of investigations were simply shared by telephone with concerned parties.

The developed world model of personal ownership of a phone may not be appropriate to the developing world in which shared mobile telephone use is important.

Study managers and monitoring staff must make many decisions about what to monitor, how communications should be organized (including information shared by telephone, e-mail, or during monitoring visits), and how to handle deficiencies discovered during monitoring.