Sentence examples for telephone made from inspiring English sources

I had a big telephone made so that it would loom very large in the foreground of those close-ups.

We couldn't always see one another face to face, so the telephone made it possible to keep in touch at a distance.

We started by calling our local authority, but the lady on the telephone made us feel uncomfortable about our reasons for wanting to adopt someone else's child.

"The ticker, combined with the telegraph and the telephone, made time shrink: the investors couldn't let time pass before placing an order anymore, since this could mean losing money," according to Professor Preda's report.

AN assemblage of colossal toys lies on a grassy field near the entrance to Saunders Farm here: a string telephone made with 30-gallon galvanized metal trash barrels set 50 feet apart, a giant red-and-white badminton shuttlecock and its accompanying 32-foot-long racket, and a full set of jacks, each one weighing close to five pounds.

The invention of the steamship and the railroad in the mid-19th century drastically reduced the cost of transportation, while the laying of the first trans-Atlantic telegraph cable in 1866 and the invention of the telephone made it possible to track overseas investments.

On Monday morning, at home in Wayne, New Jersey, Thomas got busy on the telephone, making notes on each call.

She became the office manager at Los Alamos, greeting visitors, answering the telephone, making travel arrangements, arranging security passes and accommodation, and taking notes of telephone calls.

When you talk to them on the telephone, making it the first interview process, you disclose that you're [HIV] positive and there's an instant bond.

If you follow up the letter with a telephone, make a note of who you speak to, what is said, the date and the time.

Some of these ideas, such as hands-free telephoning, make sense particularly as it becomes increasingly illegal across the country to use a handheld phone while driving.