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31. Searches can also be made by telephone or facsimile transmission.

32. To place your order by telephone, call anytime, including weekends quoting reference no: 41-A-ROB.

33. I also kept my contacts and my work going during the golf season, even if I did it mostly by telephone.

34. Nield is still angry and tried to reach the two black neighbors on his street by telephone to apologize.

35. Perchance I was speaking by telephone this afternoon to a building contractor who specialises in this type of work.

36. I will let you have a list of his customers and I want them contacted, in the first instance by telephone.

37. Apart from actually submitting the documents for reading, discussion by telephone of any points raised is perfectly acceptable.

38. He made immediate inquiries by telephone, but felt that there was insufficient evidence to justify his intervention.

39. Clinton said he could not remember whether he personally solicited campaign funds by telephone from the White House.

40. Such approaches are best made by telephone rather than in writing and will only rarely be successful.

41. By 1892 New York and Chicago were connected by telephone.

42. He is also concerned about the low take-up of conducting case conferences by telephone.

43. Throughout the day trained police negotiators kept up a dialogue with Mr Say by telephone and at the door of the bungalow.

44. Last Monday, a bomb threat against the county courthouse was delivered by telephone.

45. By telephone More and more transactions between customer and retailer are now done by telephone.

46. Counsellors are reached by telephone and face-to-face meetings can be quickly arranged if wanted.

47. The Post reported that Gore had personally solicited donors by telephone, leading two Democratic senators to criticize him.

48. However, it is much more satisfactory to exchange by telephone, using one of the Law Society's formulae.

49. Clearly modern businesses can not refuse to take orders by telephone.

50. In fact, we probably take the whole system of communication by telephone very much for granted.

51. The poll, conducted by telephone Jan. 2-7, has a margin of error of 5. 5 percentage points.

52. The bandwidth provided by cable will allow customer connections to the Internet at speeds greater than those provided by telephone company facilities.

53. We went live on air by telephone for about ten minutes, at about 8.25 am.

54. Our exchanges have been by telephone or Royal Mail, so I readily acknowledge that there may be some problems there.

55. Platt and Brooks reached an agreement with the filmmakers by telephone, then flew to Dallas to meet them. Sentencedict.com

56. A warm-up lap, unlike a victory lap, could be done by telephone.

57. That morning Branson was inundated by telephone calls from his colleagues, accusing him of plotting to destroy them.

58. Forbes, speaking by telephone, promoted his flat tax plan as a catalyst for economic prosperity.

59. Occasionally, a simple questionnaire may even be administered by telephone.

60. Friends and family members here who have spoken with Makharadze by telephone since the accident describe him as deeply upset.