Sentence examples for telephone attached from inspiring English sources

The men were charged with selling and falsifying a telephone card and a telephone attached to an unexploded bomb found in a gym bag on a train shortly after the bombing.

Steve Phillips, the Mets' man with a telephone attached to each ear, said he received a message on his cell phone Monday from Jim Bowden, the Reds' general manager, with an explanation.

If we were really lucky, sometimes – and this was still the 1980s – there'd be a distant ringing, and from a compartment near the gear stick, our escort would pull out a telephone attached to a spiral cord, which he'd talk into in a low voice, repeating the same two words, "horosho" and "da", again and again before hanging up.

Telephones attached to the consoles permit eavesdropping on all the other eavesdroppers around the bar.

When I asked our 17-year-old son -- who almost 24 hours later still had the telephone surgically attached to his ear -- why he had not given us the messages, he replied, "I was going to".

Lastly, Asterisk [6] is a SW implementation of a telephone PBX; it allows attached telephones to make calls to one another and to connect to other telephone services, such as the public switched telephone network (PSTN) and VoIP services.

The first uses a normal analog telephone, which is attached to a special converter that sends calls over the Internet.

There was a row of attached telephone booths, and while I was on hold in one of the booths, I heard this snippet from a woman in the adjoining booth: "He's killing her the way he killed me".

Not so long ago, telephones were incontrovertibly attached to place.

A mobile phone is essentially a telephone with a radio attached.

The letter closed by saying: "Additionally, please provide a community of interest for the telephone numbers in the attached list".