Sentence examples for telephone container from inspiring English sources

Her behavior was a ticket to the principal's office where she had a tantrum and, according to the sheriff's incident report: "kicked the wall, went over to the desk and threw the calculator, electric pencil sharpener, telephone, container of writing utensils and other objects across the desk".

After preparing a random sequence, subjects will be allocated to the trial groups using an implementation method such as numbered containers, central telephone line, or allocation by a person who is not involved in the main research and patient care (the encoder).

Mr. Barber and Michael Anthony, the chef who works by his side, had used them for a rough purée that, Mr. Barber explained later by telephone, was hung in cheesecloth, with a container beneath to catch the drip.

Examples include furniture covered with synthetic leather, vinyl raincoats, vinyl notebook covers, toys and sports equipment made of PVC, vinyl lampshades, vinyl garment bags, PVC containers, and PVC insulation on telephone, television, and computer cables.

As Marc Levinson, the author of "The Box: How the Shipping Container Made the World Smaller and the World Economy Bigger" (2006), said in a telephone interview on Monday, "The scale of modern container shipping would not have been possible without Tantlinger's innovations".

The co-ordinating pharmacy will add a further label to each container to identify principal investigator, site address and contact telephone number.

In the public landscape they include these garden elements and many more: signs, trash containers, alarm boxes, mailboxes, newsstands, kiosks, service elements, telephone stands.

"Sometimes, the costs are just too high to bring an empty container back to the next harbor," he said in a telephone interview, "and the shipping company sells the container instead".

I dug into my pocket and gathered about $2 worth of quarters saved for street telephone use, walked up to her and emptied the coins in her container.

"I want to make that 100percentt," he said, describing an incident in which he said Italian authorities recently discovered a cargo container that held a suspected terrorist with a laptop computer and a mobile telephone.

And then, within the shipping containers, within the A.T.M. cells, are the actual services that people use: telephone calls, Internet services, or other data services.