Príklady telephone

• She spends hours and hours on the telephone.

• She hurried to answer the telephone.

• I like to have a telephone at my bedside.

• He sounded very depressed when we spoke on the telephone yesterday.

• I was just getting into the bath when the telephone rang.

• I decided to telephone the doctor.

• She telephoned all the major donors to ask for more cash.

• He telephoned her regularly with news from Cyprus.

• Most contact with adult grandchildren tends to be by telephone or letter.

• If they declined, families were offered a variety of other options, including telephone contact.

• Care managers communicated with treating psychiatrists and psychotherapists via printed reports, voice messages, electronic messages, live telephone calls, or in-person conversations depending on clinical urgency.

• They encouraged patients to book appointments by telephone.

• In the absence of reliable telephones, every step in the interview process requires physical contact with the respondent, to book, reschedule, and keep appointments.

• In our study, potential controls were excluded if they could not be reached by telephone after six attempts.

• Increasing response rates in community health surveys administered by telephone.

• The tax system and telephone network have ready distribution and monitoring mechanisms that provided the institutional capacity necessary for implementation, program management, and expansion.

• The follow-ups were in form of visits (50%), telephone contact (45%), letters (3%), and other contact (1%).

• To characterize patients' demographic characteristics, severity of illness, and history of travel before onset of symptoms, we conducted telephone interviews using a standardized questionnaire.

• In addition, there were periodic telephone conversations between laboratory staff and parents, conversations in which the vocal development of the infant was discussed in detail.

• One could luxuriate for long hours in similar acousmatic conceits and their morbid implications, all those sinister telephone voices.

• To some extent, this may reflect the relative visibility of doorstep as opposed to telephone canvassing.

• These include, for example, a mixture of specialist on call clinics and telephone consultation facilities at different venues with different opening times.

• Evidence shows that the first customers to purchase telephone connections were bankers, tradesmen, newspaper editors and industrialists.