Sentence examples similar to weighing cellphone from inspiring English sources
Can you imagine being at home with your photo/video/calculator/fish-weighing cellphone and having to pay for every incoming call for the teenage twins or one from the brother-in-law in Ewing?
The first cellphone, weighing more than two pounds, had all the sex appeal of a doorstop.
Supreme Court weighs privacy for cellphone records: Can police track a suspect's travels?
Vodafone's brief statement came after a report by The Sunday Times of London that the cellphone services giant was weighing a bid worth £700 million ($1.1 billion).
In other areas, sock hoppers dance through the 1950s, soccer players kick their way through '70s table games, a 40-foot-tall Rubik's Cube puzzles '80s visitors and the '90s weigh in with cellphones and laptop computers.
Indeed, Nokia, the world's largest cellphone maker, has said it is weighing whether to get into the PC business.
There was the heavy metal man-bag — an accessory in the shape of a mallet weighing several pounds — in which he stuffs a cellphone, a wallet and a roll of toilet paper (15 million views).
It's a long-awaited, much-rumored projector about the size of a cellphone: 2 by 4.1 by 0.7 inches, weighing 4.2 ounces.
[World Business, Section W.] The Pros and Cons of Cellphones Travelers weigh in on the pros and cons of cellphones.
The Supreme Court has yet to weigh in on whether cellphone location data is protected by the Constitution.
