Sentence examples for station phone from inspiring English sources

White showed journalists from the TV station phone bills that had 61 calls or texts from a number that she said belonged to Cain.

When the next train came, I got on, figuring I should get to school, but I got off one stop later, to call my parents from a station phone booth.

She replied: "Fucking come ahead do you want the knife or the shotgun?" I quickly dialled that police station phone number I'd memorized a few months earlier.

She replied: "Fucking come ahead – do you want the knife or the shotgun?" I quickly dialled that police station phone number I'd memorised a few months earlier.

Pre-program radio station phone numbers, but also see whether it is possible to manually dial faster than speed dial.

In America, the old days probably began on a February morning in 1962, when Julia Child, having been asked to promote "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" on a book show on WGBH, the Boston public TV station, phoned ahead, asking for a hot plate and permission to involve the show's host, P. Albert Duhamel, a Boston College professor, in a demonstration.

The rights and wrongs of growing opium poppies may not be the usual stuff of radio station phone-ins, but Radio Tamadoun is different.

In a radio station phone-in on 25 May 2006, Fong said he recorded the incident on a mobile phone in case the abusive man became violent.

The most common method is callout, in which stations phone a representative sample of their listeners and ask for their opinions.

The spokesman, Hari Sevugan, said that the campaign's efforts in the final days combined microtargeting with traditional field work: canvassers at subway stations, phone calls, leafleting at housing complexes.

This will be the first museum exhibition devoted to the portraits of Eggleston, who is renowned for his images of people in diners, petrol stations, phone booths and supermarkets.