on the telephone造句
31. I've never met him, but I've spoken to him on the telephone.
32. He sounded very depressed when we spoke on the telephone yesterday.
33. He would spend hours in the bathroom or on the telephone.
34. You have to ring through to the doctor on the telephone right now.
35. She sounds for all the world like her mother on the telephone.
36. We're not on the telephone, so you'll have to come round to the house.
37. There's a certain Mrs. Myles on the telephone.
38. A silence gathered on the telephone line.
39. From 6am Brown is on the telephone.
40. He spoke to her as though on the telephone.
41. I was on the telephone when Dave came in.
42. I told him who I was on the telephone.
43. I get on the telephone with them.
44. He was equally at ease on the telephone.
45. He got Jones on the telephone and at home.
46. She loves to be on the telephone.
47. She must not ask who was on the telephone.
49. The voice on the telephone had informed the police the butcher was in the habit of buying stolen sheep and fowl.
50. Rather than write: We are terribly sorry that our representative was abrupt on the telephone last Tuesday.
51. Hearing you on the telephone just seemed to confirm my worst fears, and I didn't stop to reason things through.
52. Selling direct, by mail order and on the telephone, is cost effective, which means low prices for recession-strapped customers.
53. Did anyone really do themselves any good by telling somebody off on the telephone or getting angry in a traffic jam?
54. He has been calling collect on the telephone, begging her to visit.
55. Speaking in this sense did not mean a pleasant filial initiative on the telephone.
56. Call the manufacturer or supplier on the telephone number given to find your nearest stockist.
57. It was immaterial to the customers who dealt with them on the telephone.
58. It is not uncommon for a client on the telephone to hear swearing in the background.
59. It is known that he and she spoke on the telephone at about the time the power of attorney was executed.
60. But they talk quite often on the telephone and, when they meet, have long quasi-philosophical chats.
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