Sentence examples for telephone plan from inspiring English sources

He spoke to Mrs. Aguirre 16 days after they met, and she told him she had signed up for a cheaper telephone plan and downgraded her cable service, and was well on her way to negotiating a lower interest rate with one of her creditors.

When we moved back to New York 30 years ago, we bought a cheap long-distance telephone plan, so my friend and I could continue our nightly talks.

To be eligible for participation in the study, women had to be <20 weeks gestation, ≥18 years old, free of heart or kidney disease, have access to a telephone, plan to reside in Mexico City for the next 3 years, not use steroids (including glucocorticoids) or anti-epilepsy drugs, and not consume alcohol on a daily basis.

Some service providers may include the call forwarding feature with your current telephone plan; whereas other companies may charge you an extra fee per minute for all calls that have been forwarded.

One client, Pat Washington, 39, was laid off after four months as a temporary worker selling wireless telephone plans.

In other realms, Americans can choose among dozens of different types of telephone plans, credit cards, car leases and mortgages.

And Mr. Giuliani, after being pressed by some upstate supporters worried that he was conducting a long-distance campaign here (with television advertisements and radio interviews by telephone), plans to campaign upstate next week.

Correction: September 11 , 2003 Thursday A chart in Business Day on Monday about flat-rate telephone plans that allow customers to make unlimited local and long-distance calls reversed two labels on fees shown.

An impossible-to-decode range of telephone plans, for example, is designed to bring the consumer to a state of dissonance so extreme they will sign up to anything just to get out of the transaction.

The company, which recently announced a new version of its device that includes a cellular telephone, plans at JavaOne to introduce a software development kit that will make it possible for corporations and cellular carriers to produce custom software applications to run on the Blackberry.

I'd guess that a high percentage of the households willing to pay $39.95 for DSL already subscribe to those telephone plans.