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Telephone in sentence

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Remember, there was no Skype, no e-mail, no cell phones not even reliable long-distance telephone service.
But the next morning, while I was still in the hospital, I got a telephone call.
We didn't even have a telephone.
It's 1876, it's in Boston, and this is Alexander Graham Bell who was working with Thomas Watson on the invention of the telephone.
The line carried the telephone signals that would later make Bell a household name.
Using the very first telephone, Watson was in fact dialed into the heavens.
(Telephone rings) (Telephone rings) Woman: Samaritans, can I help you?
Woman: What a wonderful thing the telephone is, you know?
Woman: I remember when I was a little girl, donkey's years ago, if you wanted to make a phone call to somebody, you had to go to a shop and use the telephone of the shop and pay the shop for using the telephone and have your phone call.
And now, here I am, sitting in my own home in my dressing gown still, and using the telephone, isn't it wonderful?
And the situation that irked me and mystified me the most was his use of a landline telephone.
Having a telephone in my country was a huge luxury.
In a time where the world is becoming personalized, when the mobile phone, the burger, the telephone, everything has its own personal identity, how should we perceive ourselves and how should we perceive others?
And I had a telephone call from Robert Lue at Harvard, in the Molecular and Cellular Biology Department, a couple of years ago.
She used to work for the telephone exchange, and she used to actually overhear conversations between Nehru and Edwina Mountbatten.
I was in my office some months back and got a telephone call.
I heard a telephone tone, and it felt green because it sounded just like the color green.
Actually, my student Thanasis, I have to plug him, because he's done some fantastic work, and now he has proved that it works over the mobile telephone network as well, which enables this project, and we're getting 99 percent accuracy.
The telephone?
So let's start off with plain old telephone service.
It would be nice to go to bed with them, but you want them to call you on the telephone, to invite you out, etc., to tell you that they love you.
There's actually only about 20 people on each page, because we have the name, address and telephone number of every single person.
But, of course, you couldn't do it, because we don't know the names of all the people with Internet or email addresses, and even if we did know their names, I'm pretty sure that they would not want their name, address and telephone number published to everyone.
In 2009, Malte asked his telephone company to send him all the data they had on him.
This isn't accidental, it has six months because in the summer of 2008 the European Union presented the Data Retention Directive, where they demanded each telephone company with more than 10,000 clients keep the data of all their clients for a minimum of six months and a maximum of two years.
Candidates for Congress and members of Congress spend between 30 and 70 percent of their time raising money to get back to Congress or to get their party back into power, and the question we need to ask is, what does it do to them, these humans, as they spend their time behind the telephone, calling people they've never met, but calling the tiniest slice of the one percent?
By 1960 we had telephone bills, bank statements were being produced by computers.
If you look closely, you'll notice a series of what are Russian telephone numbers.
Using the email address, the telephone number and the GPS data, on the left you see an advert for a BMW that one of our cybercriminals is selling, on the other side an advert for the sale of sphynx kittens.
This is MobSoft, one of the companies that this cybercriminal gang owned, and an interesting thing about MobSoft is the 50-percent owner of this posted a job advert, and this job advert matched one of the telephone numbers from the code earlier.
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