Use "telephones" in a sentence

1. How I hated telephones

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2. Even if she didn’t have any credit she could display his number and call him on one of her friends’ telephones

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3. Well, don't worry about the telephones bill of yours is possible that mommy will deduct to my salary I will informed you

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4. The fact was that our frustration with the telephones

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5. Later on we needed the experienced policemen on the mean streets and civilians were appointed to answer the 10111 telephones but that was a mistake in my eyes

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6. There are many private organisations that are able to tap into telephones etc even if illegal

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7. His birthplace was a village in the eastern hills of Nicaragua, far from electricity or telephones, where Mayangna was the only spoken language

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8. Hornsby looked down at the results of the search, and the staff sergeant continued, “There’s two German field telephones still down there

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9. When he felt that she was ready, he asked her about the telephones, the wire and the rifle

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10. There were no airplanes, no telephones, no telegraph, and no television

11. There are more telephones than people in Washington, D

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12. However, all telephones were out of order at the airport: the connections were attached to the World Trade Center, now demolished

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13. ” This is also destructive to higher standards of living, as telephones and washing machines were once luxuries

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14. What responsibilities? To feed them? To house them and clothe their children? To provide them with jobs, cars, telephones and holidays through the sweat of your brow?

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15. Work had already been done on connecting telephones, faxes and putting in computer lines so that they could start straight away

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16. Did each family have two cars? Mobile telephones? Dishwashers? Microwaves? Did your mom and dad take expensive foreign holidays, sometimes even more than one in a year? Did they wear expensive designer clothes? You get the idea

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17. There was a lot of activity in the area with half awake secretaries busily organising paperwork and answering telephones

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18. Even with computers and telephones, the

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19. I hate telephones

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20. Some things were now clear in terms of the bad guys’ activities, but we still lacked enough probable cause to request court orders for their home telephones, computers, and mail

21. But I jotted down several calls to other telephones throughout Japan as well

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22. We’d known each other for a number of years, primarily overseas where she worked against the many unfriendly security services trying to bug our chanceries and tap into our telephones

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23. telephones, cars and stationary etc

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24. His partner would rest-up in the suite directly opposite James’ suite - on immediate call via interconnecting telephones

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25. However, one point was abundantly clear, he must stop using hotel telephones and maintain the lowest profile possible

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26. “We don’t have televisions, no computers, and not even telephones,” said the mayor who was watching me while I looked around

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27. On the shelf at public telephones

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28. I will need someone in the office right away, and more people to answer the telephones later on

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29. If you want an example of this, consider that telephones were originally used for

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30. Ingrid took off her backpack and put it down behind the small table reserved for her use that supported a battery of field telephones and one standard commercial telephone set

31. One of Ingrid’s field telephones then rang, making her pick up the receiver

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32. Eight minutes later, the lieutenant sitting at the telephones table took a call, then shouted towards MacArthur

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33. Instead of using their telephones to alert the various sections of the airfield and to have the air raid siren sound the alert, the Australians ran out at once, heading for the bushes to go hide there

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34. The sleepy Filipino sergeant on night watch duty with one radio operator in the ready room of the pilots’ hut of Batangas Airfield nearly jumped out of his chair when one of his field telephones rang

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35. Ingrid walked quickly to the table supporting the battery of field telephones and took the receiver from Jesus

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36. ‘’Good day, Sailor!’’ Replied Ingrid, returning his salute while going towards the public telephones in one corner of the room

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37. Fishing out a small notebook from one pocket, she opened it and read a telephone number that she composed on one of the public telephones after dropping a dime in the telephone’s slot

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38. Picking up one of the telephones, he got the air controlers on the line

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39. � Nicholls waited for further confirmation of this before getting back on the various telephones

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40. Dowding then picked up one of the telephones in front of him, a direct line to Bomber Command headquarters

41. � One of the telephones near the main plotting board soon rang

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42. � The most damning part about it was when that old British RAF officer walked in, speaking perfect German, and answered the telephones in our place

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43. No one was at the airport to meet him and after begging for help by the public telephones he got someone to connect him to the Reading number he had on a letter only to be told that transport would be delayed by the weather and that he would have to wait

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44. He thus grabbed one of his field telephones and called his mortar platoon

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45. He then distributed orders and directives to his companies, using runners, radios and field telephones

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46. Lieutenant Colonel Winslow stayed with his field telephones, while the two other radio operators in the dugout manned the two other observation slits

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47. Vandenberg then concluded his address with a resounding bang of his wooden gavel on his table, starting a mad rush out by senators who wanted to return to their offices to use their telephones

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48. And then they both wept freely, the soft sounds mingling in the telephones, each

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49. The divisional commander thought for a moment, then called his operations officer, using one of the field telephones placed in a small recess of the command trench

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50. Can you imagine a time without computers, the Internet, or TV? Telephones were connected to walls by wires, and a “cell” was a place to put bad guys

51. The nurse pushing her wheelchair then turned her around and returned her inside the clinic as the crowd of reporters broke away to run to the nearest telephones

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52. She however found map boards and functioning radios and telephones ready to be used in the operations center, enough for her immediate needs

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53. Grabbing the receiver of the telephone in front of him, Dewey cleared his voice and spoke in a measured tone, while the officiers and politicians present listened on their own telephones

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54. · Inappropriate use of email, telephones or the internet

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55. Roger wondered where they got some of the people who answer telephones

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56. and the six broken telephones, because

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57. vending machines and telephones in the Penn station, and I

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58. Our modern technology now means we all have cellular telephones

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59. America is called the “apple pie” because Americans had telephones, vacuum cleaners, refrigerators, radios’ elevators, automatic garbage collector since 1920, identified with inventions abilities

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60. I prefer telephones and the net

61. If we stand in any large city and let the eye rest on the innumerable large and magnificent buildings, the railroads, the electric cars, the telephones, the electric lights, and all the other conveniences of modern civilization, we may remember that not one of them was there 100 years ago, and if we could stand on the same spot in a hundred years from now, in all probability we should find that but few of them remained

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62. Never did he go to telephones

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63. telephones and at the same time ask us what was the delay in

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64. Did you notice anything about the means of communicating with the outside--the telephones, for instance?"

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65. "So they have two telephones," repeated Craig

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66. only yours, but the neighbours too), x10 cameras, telephones,

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67. It was muffled as all hotel telephones are so they do not disturb guests in adjoining rooms, but it must have been ringing for some time because Teller was a sound sleeper and usually needed an explosion to wake him

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68. Reporters were clamouring for information, on the telephones and in the corridor leading to David Frank’s office above the China Travel Service in Wanchai

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69. For example, under Section 1905(a) of the Social Security Act, Telehealth technologies such as telephones fax machines, e-mail systems and remote patient monitoring devices may be covered as part of a Medicaid coverable service such as lab, x-ray or physician services

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70. Finally, Rick stops the car and telephones the ranch owner

71. I’ve got to be careful to weave us through these mountains and try to stay away from the large towns that have telephones

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72. Still, the rooms had private bathrooms of debatable cleanliness and telephones of unreliable efficacy

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73. In those days there were no telephones, cell phones or other means to keep in touch

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74. This had previously been possible on mobile phones but, somehow, they adapted it to include landline telephones

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75. telephones that hung on the walls beside the doors

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76. use telephones, TV sets, computers, videos and the like without even

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77. their children? To provide them with jobs, cars, telephones and

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78. Loofah followed the receptionist through corridors – carpeted arteries of pulsing power – and open plan offices where computer screens flickered and telephones buzzed

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79. The sound of telephones, computer cooling fans and business chatter washed over him, while Identikit executives and pleasure doll secretaries cast suspicious glances as he passed

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80. Nothing much happened until the telephones went dead

81. Set off all the telephones

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82. The telephones were ringing constantly; there were

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83. She answered telephones, gathered baby clothes, and counseled

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84. In addition, microphones were placed inside telephones in those locations and in the Lincoln Sitting Room

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85. For the duration of the Olympics, Haus West, nearest the finish line, was to be largely devoted to administrative services, with rooms set aside for news writers, radio-transmitting equipment, Teletypes, telephones, rapid film-developing labs, and a customs office to aid the international press with immigration and customs issues

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86. Then I left the bar and went out where the telephones were

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87. The cabins there, paneled in exotic woods, were spacious, with built-in vanities, plush upholstered furniture, Persian rugs, bedside telephones, and private bathrooms with hot and cold freshwater showers

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88. in a room with a bank of telephones behind a Plexiglas wall

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89. Lindén had never been on satisfactory terms with his telephones

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90. Their telephones might be tapped or they had been hacked, although he could not think that notes about August’s abilities had been written in any computer

91. But in spite of all the fuss and the telephones which never stopped ringing, Berger had decided to arrange a last-minute party at the office

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92. She was so hurt and angry that she could barely keep up appearances through dinner; as soon as she could, she went home and cried bitterly for ten minutes; then she felt hungry, wished she had eaten more at dinner, ordered some bread-and-milk, and went to bed saying: 'When Mr Mottram telephones in the morning, whatever time it is, say I am not to be disturbed

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93. Warrants are being prepared to tap the telephones of those key men that are not already tapped, and noises will be made on the lines to let them know we’re listening

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94. For example, a fast-food franchise needs real estate, stoves, refrigerators, and telephones

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95. At TOMIC, you need hardware (computers, Internet connections, and telephones), software (trading software and a plan), and working capital in order to operate

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