Sentence examples for telephone off from inspiring English sources

He pulled out of the Rogers Cup in Toronto and returned home to North Carolina and turned his telephone off for four days.

The beginning is singularly eerie: a sharp, gnawing dissonance in the strings, the sound of a telephone off the hook, and recorded voices of NORAD air-traffic controllers on the morning of 9/11 ("They're goin' the wrong way").

He takes the telephone off the wall, closes his desk top, draws a curtain across the bulletin board and lets the bed platform down, with pillows and comforter neatly folded in place.

Nobody remembers what the inventor of the first cordless phone said, but it was probably, "Hey, has anyone seen the handset?" There's no disputing that cordless phones offer a degree of freedom lacking in curly-cord phones; for one thing, a cordless phone ends the noisy humiliation of dragging your telephone off the desk while reaching for a pencil.

A leader pushed by me and yanked the telephone off the wall.

A one year follow-up will be carried out by telephone off trial to estimate longer term outcomes.

The few losing sectors would include airlines, off 0.5percenttelecomcom services and telephones, off 0.9percentto1.4percentcent; and photography, down 6percentt.

Is this America, the land of the free and the home of the brave, where we have to sleep with our telephones off the hooks because our lives be threatened daily, because we want to live as decent human beings, in America?" If the Freedom Democratic Party is not seated now, I question America.

Often, companies neglect to consider such basic things as desk space, telephones, off-hours contact phone numbers and a location to relocate to, should the main office be wiped out by fire, hurricane or other incident.

The telephone rings off the hook with requests for interviews.

Mr. Abdalla, reached at home by telephone, hurried off the line.