Sentence examples for simply telephoned from inspiring English sources

"He simply telephoned his friend, Ettore, who had the car returned to the Ritz as good as new in the evening.

If a patient has a particular question and needs privacy, they can simply telephone one of the plan's pharmacists.

The plan for my appearances was elegant in its simplicity: I would simply telephone Ms. Gross after the frenzy of a day's presidential events was over, and we would talk.

No expensive marketing campaigns yet–for now the company is simply telephoning its pay-TV subscribers and inviting them to sign on, and the four ISPs are doing the same with their subscribers.

But she is not as evil as the blackmailer Mrs Pettigrew, who is telephoned once but simply suppresses all memory of it.

Toobin says he spoke to 75 of them, but anyone writing a book like this simply has to telephone them all, even if 9 of every 10 hang up in a huff.

But they said the legal distinction between tapping a conversation and simply collecting telephone "metadata" — essentially the kind of information about a telephone call that would be found on a telephone bill — existed only for domestic telephone calls, or calls involving United States citizens.

"There is no central clearing point for this capacity so local authorities simply have to telephone around England, or even Scotland, to find a free place, if one exists.

In the Cochrane review, a program was classified as being "structured telephone support" if the remote care were delivered using simply a telephone, and a program was considered "telemonitoring" if there were digital transmission of physiologic or other non-invasive data [ 16].

Instead, after passing a final $450 billion spending bill on Friday evening, leaders telephoned President Clinton simply to call it quits.

To proclaim it simply the telephone of the 21st century is either obtuse or a deliberate attempt to mislead.