phone的示例

• Just as I was sitting down to watch TV, the phone rang.

• Every time I ring her, the phone is engaged.

• We've spoken on the phone but never face-to-face.

• After he was attacked, he managed to stagger to the phone and call for help.

• "There's someone on the phone for you." "What do they want?"

• Hadn't you better phone home? Your parents will be wondering where you are.

• He said he'd phone back first thing tomorrow.

• I tried to phone her but couldn't get through.

• The shop phoned to say your order has come in.

• Who could be phoning us at this unearthly hour?

• Today, the use of mobile phones is widespread and the number of users is increasing rapidly.

• The economy is still underdeveloped, with low manufactured and hightechnology exports, low expenditure on research and development, and small numbers of computers and mobile phones.

• Barely able to talk, she phones the preschool to tell them she will soon pick up her child.

• They put their hands on their phones or their bags.

• As we show, this exceptional development is determined by the ways in which mobile phones have been adapted to the local conditions of everyday life.

• There can be no doubt that these particular traditions are important assets encouraging the use of mobile phones. 23.

• The younger generations are also as concerned with what cell phones look like as with their functions and quality.

• The use of colour makes it simple (once you have thought of the idea) to produce a great chart of phones showing different classificatory groupings.

• I guess another caller had phoned in the fire.

• Mobile phones can be very useful in business as people who are away from the office can be contacted almost anywhere.

• Usually, a company that requires its workforce to be mobile will issue mobile phones to them and pay all the bills.

• We swapped phones, pretended to be other people.

• From microwaves to mobile phones and calculators to clocks, flat screens are becoming somewhat ubiquitous in society.

• The phonetic mode was thought to be a language-general phonetic mode of perception in which phones are discriminated without any influence of linguistic experience.

• With the advent of small mobile computing devices like handheld computers and smart mobile phones, the range of possible web displays has increased.