Sentence examples similar to telephone mark from inspiring English sources

Addressing reporters in Sacramento by telephone, Mark Cooper, an economist who is the research director for the Consumer Federation of America, said that the states had played a crucial role in promoting the market for hybrid vehicles through steps like allowing access to car pool lanes, and could play the same role with electric cars.

But the early days of the telephone were marked by many other patent disputes.

There is a plastic telephone box marked "Police" where she was dragged off the road.

Jason Giambi was buoyed by a telephone call from MARK McGWIRE Friday imploring him to calm down.

A few minutes later, Mr. Wildes was talking on the telephone with Mr. Marks.

This emphasis on enforcement grows as the exhibitions proceed, with accounts of bugged homes and telephone booths, informants marked for death, and undercover agents trying to prevent killings.

Schultz got so that he distrusted all telephones; he would mark the location of an instrument when he entered a room and shy off as far from it as he could.

In the 1876 Graham Bell patented the telephone and thus marked the beginning of second era.

For example, suppose string A "This is a test" is normal data without taint, and string B is a telephone number "12345678901" marked with taint.

The postoperative clinical course was assessed by analysing outpatient medical records and by marking telephone inquiries.

One woman bears the crisscross marks of a telephone cord on her cheek, like a combat scar.