1. The black crow perched on the telephone pole.

2. We're not on the telephone at the cottage.

3. Don't pester me now—I'm on the telephone.

4. He would spend hours on the telephone.

5. He is going to raise us on the telephone.

6. Gina, as usual, was gabbling away on the telephone!

7. He's not very coherent on the telephone.

8. She was wanted on the telephone.

9. They talked business on the telephone.

10. She's on the telephone at the moment.

11. Her voice sounded very deep on the telephone.

12. You're wanted on the telephone.

13. I've talked with him on the telephone.

14. She always sounds abrupt on the telephone.

15. He's on the telephone at the moment.

16. He sounded very sorry for himself on the telephone.

17. She sounded very distant on the telephone.

18. I was on the telephone when he came in.

19. She made a brief note on the telephone pad.

20. He was muttering on the telephone so I asked him to speak more clearly.

21. He may find the line cut on the telephone so that he can't get through.

22. Linda remained on the telephone to the police for three hours.

23. Within hours of the news,[http://] Helen was on the telephone trying to comfort her heartbroken friend.

24. On the telephone, he mentioned that he had been ill.

25. He can be contacted by phone on the telephone number given below.

26. I've been trying all day to reach him on the telephone, but he's very elusive.

27. He visited me twice that fall and called me on the telephone often.

28. She told the children to pipe down while she was talking on the telephone.

29. My dad's such a cheapskate that he's put a lock on the telephone.

30. The waiter came to tell me I was wanted on the telephone.

1. The black crow perched on the telephone pole.

2. He visited me twice that fall and called me on the telephone often.

3. She always sounds abrupt on the telephone.

4. She made a brief note on the telephone pad.

5. I've been trying all day to reach him on the telephone, but he's very elusive.

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.

48. Mr. Bendiger,[sentence dictionary] you're wanted 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.

61. Fergie's ill temper was thought to have been caused by an argument on the telephone with Texan pal Johnny Bryan.

62. By the time I had managed to contact mum on the telephone the flooding was getting even worse.

63. Cyberspace, says essayist and lyricist John Perry Barlow, is where conversations are conducted when two people talk on the telephone.

64. Some of the disadvantages are: It is more difficult to establish rapport on the telephone.

65. The telephone would ring less frequently, although the girls might be more frequently on the telephone.

66. The last time you and I talked on the telephone, you called me last year when I was a loser.

67. Even after he left government for private practice, Quinn was able to reach Holder on the telephone.

68. And Landless had just told him on the telephone that he had other fish to fry.

69. The Sheikh arrived while the doctor was on the telephone to the hospital.

70. And he's fond of Jean-Claude, he's always on the telephone ....

71. When their businesses were booming, they could afford to pose as tough-talking entrepreneurs keen to take on the telephone companies.

72. They then bid on the telephone via a broker who is in the television studio.

73. His left index finger pressed firmly on the telephone plunger as if he were extinguishing a burning cigarette.

74. He no longer maintained the stance he had advanced to me on the telephone.

75. Alternatively, it may be possible, and preferable, to establish procedures to incorporate terms by reference on the telephone.

76. We talk on the telephone once a week.

77. On the telephone I feel as if I am testifying in court and a stenographer is taking down every misbegotten syllable.

78. When you feel secure enough to talk on the telephone to your on line friend, give him or her a work, cellular phone or pager number rather than your home telephone number,[http:///on the telephone.html] or get theirs.

79. Talk on the telephone after you are comfortable giving your phone number.

80. This paper makes in-depth research on the telephone traffic and operator service capabilities, and integrates the two aspects into call center scheduling optimization.

81. In 4, 6 core wire on the telephone cable connected to the 4, 6 core standards cable joint special pressure tool.

82. Consumer advocacy groups are not so enthusiastic about removing restrictions on the telephone companies.

83. Due to the storm, there was interference on the telephone line.

84. When Laywoman Huang called on the telephone last week, it was speaker Chen who took the call.

85. Bells sound. Lighted messages appear. Men and women work at computers. They talk on the telephone. At times they shout and run around.

86. A ringback tone is the audible ringing that is heard on the telephone line by the calling party after dialing and prior to the call being answered at the distant end.

87. Your average house pet cannot open refrigerators, talk on the telephone or surf the Net.

88. "Please, you must help me. " Laywoman Huang on the telephone said at that point: "I really can't find anybody to save me. "

89. He had felt on the telephone that Jordan had a little nugget of information tucked away somewhere.

90. Dr Duchaine said: "As you'd expect, voice agnosia is most troubling on the telephone when the only other clue available is the conversation.

91. He listened intently to whatever was being said on the telephone.

92. When you feel secure enough to talk on the telephone to you on line friend, give him or her a work, cellular phone or pager number rather than your home telephone number, or get theirs.

93. They may lean far back in their chairs and even put their feet up on the desk while they talk on the telephone.

94. Explore that way of connecting before you talk on the telephone or meet face to face.

95. Professor Pascal Belin, a cognitive neuroscientist at Glasgow University, said: "Identifying voices is surprisingly important for people, especially on the telephone.