Sentence examples for will telephone from inspiring English sources
The phrase "will telephone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a future action of making a phone call. Example: "I will telephone you tomorrow to discuss the details of the project."
And then, perhaps cordially, they will telephone our PM to congratulate him: 'welcome to the club'.
If the Democrats prevail in November, White will telephone the White House chef, Walter Scheib, to offer him a ripe one for the inauguration.
Sometimes, at intermission during a particularly memorable performance, like "Fidelio" last Saturday, one of these friends will telephone to compare notes (even though it is already night abroad).
Then, some latterday Rebekah Brooks will telephone David Cameron with the message that the now deposed Sun chief executive gave to Gordon Brown.
In the moment, Jean does not know if the Germans will invade, her married lover will telephone, her period will (fingers crossed) arrive.
In Staten Island sits a genius with telescope, called Ship Arrival Service, Inc. who will telephone you when ship leaves Quarantine.
'I'll telephone the office and have them send over some people to start valuation and packaging this afternoon.
Often before Woody's written a script, he'll telephone me and talk about the idea with an eye to who might be cast.
Participants who do not attend follow-up appointments will be telephoned, and will be considered relapsed as of that point.
The department will also telephone women who do not respond to letters.
They will be telephoned each month to ask for the information regarding falls and their consequences.
