Sentence examples for telephone cut from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, September 5, 1925 P. 1 Charles Chaplin at Ritz with telephone cut off as wishes to be left alone.
Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi has been confined to her home with her telephone cut since Sept. 22. (Reuters) PHILIPPINES: CARDINAL URGES PRESIDENT TO QUIT Cardinal Jaime Sin and a council of 75 Catholic priests urged President Joseph Estrada to resign, saying a payoff scandal had destroyed public trust in his leadership.
The broadcaster's separate live channel was removed from its satellite platform by the Egyptian government on Friday morning, its Cairo bureau had its telephones cut and its main news channel also faced signal interference, according to a statement released by the station.
Sometimes my telephone was cut off..
Nigerians also suffer from a common practice known as "tossing the line" in which telephone engineers cut a line and then ask for an exorbitant reconnection fee.
A spokesman for Mujao in Gao, Aliou Mahamar Touré, said Thursday by telephone: "They cut off the hand of a robber at Ansongo.
So Mr. Temple has done his search online — until he fell behind on the bills, and the local telephone company cut off Internet service.
Witnesses reported seeing bodies in the rubble and clouds of dust shrouding the city, but with telephone communications cut the extent of damage was not immediately clear.
Diplomats said that at least three senior members of the NLD had also been detained and had their telephone lines cut.
State consumer advocates in New Jersey and New York urged on Monday that their states' telephone regulators cut the fees that Verizon Communications charges other companies needing access to its lines to provide competing local phone service.
An odd, rumpled man, Truscott keeps insisting that he is a representative of the water board, simply come to check the tap, but he is unusually inquisitive about matters unrelated to a public utility and apparently has the authority to have telephone service cut off and people arrested.
