Sentence examples for word phone from inspiring English sources

Then say either, "Grabs water,", "Puts stuff away", "Grabs Red Bull," or, "Grabs I Tone (I Tone means I Phone, but the word phone doesn't show on CP), Grabs hockey stick/football".

Then there's the word "phone".

The word "watch" may soon seem much like the word "phone," simultaneously mummified and revivified.

For example, the word "phone" has meant almost entirely one thing for close to a century, but by 2007 it meant a device that was also a personal stereo, a stockbroker, a weather prognosticator, and a flashlight.

This speaks to a crucial legal point: because of the word "phone" in "smartphone," the N.S.A. has been justifying its collection of telephone records based on a Supreme Court ruling about a single suspect's phone number in a case that was decided in 1979 — when telephones couldn't do things like this.

This speaks to a crucial legal point: because of the word "phone" in "smartphone," the N.S.A. has been justifying its collection of telephone records based on a Supreme Court ruling about a single suspect's phone number in a case that was decided in 1979 when telephones couldn't do things like this.

He recorded a clumsily worded phone message.

The term phreak comes from a combination of the words phone, free, and freak.

Has a director of the Salvation Army used the words "phone sex"?

In other words, phone manufacturers remain the clear beneficiaries of this ownership equation.

Acronyms, contractions, abbreviations, and shortened words ("phone" for "telephone," and so forth) are just part of the language.