Sentence examples for using a telephone to from inspiring English sources

In 1994, when Mills was twenty-five and living on the South Side of Chicago, he was convicted of conspiracy to sell crack cocaine and using a telephone to do so.

However, using a telephone to conduct interviews was necessary as participants were recruited across a wide geographical area (metropolitan and non-metropolitan regions of Victoria, Australia).

''Indeed in Washington the Ancient Mariner would have found it necessary to use a telephone to detain the wedding guest,'' he complained.

A less obvious attraction of texting is that it uses a telephone to avoid what many people dread about face-to-face exchanges, and even about telephones — having to have a real, unscripted conversation.

Maybe it's not just the partisan tone; it's the dial tone, or absence of one, when trying to use a telephone to get people to the polls.

By linking voice to web technology, these farmers can use a telephone to leave a message about a problem and have their questions answered within 24 to 72 hours.

The children's ability to observe pictures and then to use a telephone to raise an alert were assessed.

On Sunday, the US defence secretary, Chuck Hagel, expressed concern about recent developments in Egypt, using a telephone call to army chief General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to discuss the "balance between security and freedom".

Congressman Ed Schrock, a Christian Virginia Republican who regularly voted against gay rights, quit his seat when recordings began to circulate of the congressman using a telephone service to arrange gay sex.

To assess the feasibility of measuring influenza vaccination coverage during 2002 2003 and 2003 2004 seasons using a telephone survey; to compare these findings with routine vaccine uptake monitoring based on data provided by general practitioners.

Dialogues using a telephone interpreter have to be prepared in advance to assure their success [ 42].