Sentence examples for telephoned one of from inspiring English sources

I telephoned one of his brothers who worked at Kalimat.

The New Yorker, February 19 , 1938P. 13 A gentleman telephoned one of the smaller brokerage houses the other day and started to give them an order.

I telephoned one of the authors, and this led to a series of meetings with Burns, Dydo, and another Stein scholar, William Rice, at Burns's apartment, on East Tenth Street in Manhattan.

In fact, one Pakistani official said that Gen. Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's military president, who met Mr. Tenet during his trip, telephoned one of Myanmar's military rulers to ask him to provide temporary asylum for the two nuclear specialists, offering his assurances that they were not connected to terrorism.

Potential participants directly telephoned one of the investigators (AM) for a final determination of eligibility for the study.

Sensing that something was wrong, Kassar telephoned one of his intelligence contacts, a Spanish counterterrorism official named José Villarejo.

These days, if a listener is the least bit worried about almost anything, he or she can telephone one of the many on-the-air authorities who offer counseling on matters spiritual, physical, financial, sexual, nutritional, emotional, botanical, or relating to do-it-yourself home repairs, to name a few.

Though park admirers routinely telephone one of several neighborhood associations, clubs or co-op boards seeking keys, they are always referred to the trustees and in turn to the trustees' discreet secretary and keeper of the keys, a Gramercy Park resident named Jack Bringmann.

They were requested to telephone one of the supervisors when admission to the maternity unit or discharge from it was arranged.

When he developed life-threatening hyperthermia, he had to call on the telephone one of his own hired nursing assistants to come to his home to reduce his body temperature.

There are visitors at the door, people on the telephone — one of the skills of the family matriarch, Patricia Gabriel (played by Roberta Maxwell with trenchant frailty) is that she can always tell who is on the phone before it's answered, a trick that has more to do with diminishing expectations than clairvoyance.* But the question is really: Who am I? Who are you?