Sentence examples for telephone address from inspiring English sources

On Nov. 6, he made a telephone address to opposition lawyers in Islamabad, urging the nation to rise up for the restoration of the Constitution.

When the city first raised the rebel flag in February, Colonel Qaddafi delivered a now-famous telephone address over state media, saying that Al Qaeda had drugged Libya's youths into rebellion, putting hallucinogens into their instant coffee.

As rebel fighters searched the city, the dictator told residents in a poor-quality telephone address on local television that they must "cleanse" Tripoli of his regime's enemies and free it from the "devils" who have overrun it.

Mr. Thaksin's name had become enough of a liability in the jockeying for votes that his allies asked him to cancel a live telephone address to a rally of more than 40,000 people last Saturday.

On Sunday in a telephone address to supporters of his Freedom People (PdL) party on his 77th birthday, Berlusconi declared he was "ready to take up the battle again".

ANYONE who signs up to use PayPal, an Internet payment service that has become popular among users of auction sites, must provide it with a lot of personal data: name, telephone, address, e-mail and credit card or banking information.

There are times during the day when office personnel are on the telephone, addressing student concerns, or in the copy room; there are other times when only one person is in the front office.

In the first, telephone addresses were selected from a computerised directory stratified by postcode, population of postcode and the social economic status of the postcode.

Telephone +33 1 4355 5272: address and entry codes provided upon request.

Telephone: 020 8767 7027 Address: 188 Upper Tooting Road, London SW17 Dinner for two, including drinks and service, £40.

Telephone: 020 7333 1234 Address: Namh, The Halkin, 5-7 Halkin Street, London SW1.