Sentence examples for unknown phone from inspiring English sources

They had a second, hitherto unknown, phone chat on 21 December, just hours before Hunt inherited responsibility for overseeing the bid when business secretary Vince Cable was stripped of the role after being recorded by undercover reporters saying he had "declared war on Mr Murdoch".

Alltel is rolling out with City ID, an enhanced Caller ID service that attempts to identify all those pesky "unknown" phone numbers by city and state.

Open Ocean, the VC fund led by former MySQL and Nokia execs, is investing $1.3 million in  Stockholm, Sweden-based startup Truecaller — maker of the crowdsourced phone directory app and online white pages service that lets you look up unknown phone numbers and match them with names.

For years, I haven't answered an unknown phone number.

Nia, 29, began receiving text messages from an unknown phone number back in 2006.

The celebratory unknown phone calls, the unexpected friendships, and the strifes of living in a big city have become a dynamic apart of my life.

"And then I was, like, 'I'm sorry, I missed that, can you say it again?' ") For a while in the early two-thousands, a gentleman from parts unknown phoned up after hours several times a week and left dirty limericks — a new one each time — on the voice mails of dozens of senators.

On election day, Mr. Urlashov and his campaign staff were forced to buy new cellphones and SIM cards after their phones became inundated with unceasing calls from unknown Moscow phone numbers.

" 'U up?' " (2010) Unknown Flip Phone Unknown Number Though nude portraiture has long been a mainstay of fine art, the nude self-portrait became particularly popular with the ascendance of the camera phone.

A leaked spy shot (see below) of an unknown HTC phone started making the rounds recently, and the color scheme, button layout, and placement of the front-facing camera seem to indicate that these two devices are indeed one and the same.

Here we examine lexical tone in the context of the PAM, which seeks to explain the perception of unknown L2 phones by naïve perceivers, rather than the SLM, which is more concerned with L2 learning, or the NLM, which focuses on discrimination among tokens falling within single L1 categories.