Sentence examples for the telephone around from inspiring English sources
Andrew Fabricant, the director of the Richard Gray Gallery, said that he was on the telephone around noon on Monday when he heard someone enter the gallery, which is on the fourth floor of a building at 1018 Madison Avenue near 78th Street.
Mr. Dingell has been on the telephone around the clock seeking votes to save his job.
Women were enrolled at the first antenatal visit to the general practitioner around weeks 6 10 of gestation and were interviewed twice during pregnancy over the telephone around weeks 12 and 30 of gestation.
In other words, the Internet is spreading around the whole world faster than the telephone spread around its richest country a century ago.The poor are catching upAnd poor countries, for once, are not missing out on this revolution.
In the wires of the telephone poles around the field, the skeletons of old kites were just visible in the dim lights from the windows of St . Judes Hospital.
The former Bell Atlantic now owns the telephone companies around the country previously operated by GTE, whose workers will not strike next week because they are covered by a different union contract.
The telephone service handled around five million calls each year and around five million people used the online symptom checker.
O has a job and answers the telephone and moves around Paris, which is all a bit awkward and pointless when you are supposed to be in thrall to an identity-crushing sexual cult.
In fact, Chinese collectors — scouring the world for deals, or "panning for gold," as The Art Newspaper's new Chinese edition put it — have become a common sight (or, often, voice at the end of the telephone) at auctions around the world, even in small towns in Europe.
As Mr. Canner spoke to me on the telephone last Wednesday around noon, he began surfing the Web site of Open Table, an online reservation system, and found that several highly acclaimed, steadfastly popular restaurants — including Chanterelle — could take a twosome that very night at the prime time of 7 30.
The telephone's been around more than a hundred years, movies for roughly the same century, and at some point along the way radio and television were added to the mix.
