“telephone”可以造什么句，telephone造句

This is a pay telephone.

Did you jot down his telephone number?

You have your personal telephone number.

B Yes, I'm looking for some telephone numbers. Do you have a telephone directory in English?

To opt out of direct marketing mail and telephone lists.

It is illegal to tap a telephone wire.

When combined with the telephone, the changes in banking are really far-reaching.

"What we were surprised at was the variation," he said in a telephone interview.

Clinton reiterated US's one-China policy to Chinese President Jiang Zemin during a half hour telephone call. Daiwan's foreign ministry does not believe the telephone conversation made any substantial difference.

No electricity, no TV, no newspapers, no radio, no telephone for three blissful weeks — an expected pleasure.

For example, you might have a list of contacts, each of whom must have a name, age, and telephone number.

In effect, it gauges how busy the user is and the urgency of the new data, whether in the form of e-mails, telephone calls or text messages.

The tremor shook the capital, Santiago, for a minute and a half early this morning, bringing down telephone and power lines.

On Monday, when the family had gone, the two pets met beneath the telephone on the kitchen wall. "Are you with me, big fella?"

In a British study, sales teams used one of three headsets - left, right, both ears - for a day's selling of insurance by telephone. Those who wore the headset on their left ear outsold the others.

When dealing with the garbage collector, who spoke only Spanish, or by telephone with education officials in San Juan, I would summon an eighth-grader to serve as my interpreter.

Software can suggest that we not “submit” our entry until we’ve typed in our telephone number, and should explain the consequences if we do so, but if we wish to “submit” without the number, we expect the software to do as it is told.

Long-distance telephone Bill

Please tell me your telephone number.

Let me note down your address and telephone number.

She preferred to write to him rather than telephone him.

To monitor(a telephone line) by means of such a device.

In eastern Europe the Yellow Pages telephone directory is called the Golden Pages to connote an image of quality.

He just laid off the last of his 15 employees, he says, because he feared for their safety after they received anonymous telephone threats.

He spoke in a telephone interview on Saturday, and before hanging up, added an optimistic note. "Japanese people are very resilient people," he said. "They are low-key but very, very strong people."

Saying that " decisive steps are required, " Senator Charles S. Robb of Virginia put three top aides on leave today pending resolution of his feud with las Wilder over telephone eaves-dropping.

This warmth over the telephone.

B: I do. I have telephone conference almost every night.

I told my students my new telephone number so that all of them called me when necessary.

The research did not look at lung function in people with cystic fibrosis who are active smokers, Cutting said in a telephone interview.

The NNCC Office and its local branches have also opened special telephone lines providing advice and information on drug-related issues. Yunnan and some other provinces and cities have started periodicals and opened web pages on the Internet in this regard.

They put a tap on his telephone and recorded all his calls.

Most spammers' first goal is to get users to visit their Web site (although a small fraction prefer contact through telephone numbers), so URL information is an especially good target for filters.

'No one's going to die for the lack of bear bile,' she said in a telephone interview.

We'll let you know by telephone.