Sentence examples for use of a cellphone from inspiring English sources

Increased use of a cellphone yields greater discounts.

Federal prosecutors argue Mr. Giordano's use of a cellphone was a "facility of interstate commerce," giving them jurisdiction.

The film has elements of "The Hangover" movies, including pivotal use of a cellphone camera, but it feels gentler, despite those child-pornography overtones.

His use of a cellphone made "clear why the news-gathering protections of the First Amendment cannot turn on professional credentials or status".

She cut down her use of a cellphone, which betrays not only who you are calling and when, but your location at any given point in time.

Use of a cellphone to cope with information precarity may actually benefit transnational populations such as refugees and migrants as they adapt creatively to a hazardous information environment.

But more of us use a cellphone, and our relationship with it is more intimate.

However, tinnitus was statistically significantly related to the use of a wired cellphone headset (OR 1.80, CI 1.00, 3.26).

One of the main drawbacks of using a cellphone as a navigation device is the tiny display, though newer phones like the BlackBerry Storm and the iPhone have screens larger than 3 inches, about the same size as basic dash-top GPS.

An illustration in Business Day yesterday with an article about expansion plans by Yahoo and Google used a picture of a cellphone with a misleading label about the company that is working with Yahoo to market cellphones with enhanced software.

Let's go back to problems of using a cellphone.