Use "telephone|telephones" in a sentence

1. Telephone apparatus, in particular entryphones, industrial telephones, emergency telephones and analog, ISDN and telephone apparatus for Internet protocol telephony (IP telephony)

2. Aerials, aerials for mobile phones, wireless telephony masts, telephone transmitters, portable telephones, telephone apparatus

3. Amplifiers, microphones, loudspeakers, telephone receivers, aerials, switches, frequency meters, measuring instruments, interphones, video telephones, video entry phones, telephone terminals, telephone answering machines, cordless telephones, protable faxes, scanners (data processing apparatus), telephone switchboards and accessories for radiotelephony equipment

4. Amplifiers, microphones, loudspeakers, telephone receivers, aerials, commutators, frequency meters, measuring instruments, intercoms, video telephones, video entry phones, telephone terminals, telephone answering machines, cordless telephones, portable fax machines, scanners (data processing equipment), telephone switchboards and accessories for radiotelephony equipment

5. Information, data, image and sound storage media, telephones, radio-telephones, mobile and fixed telephones, electronic memory cards, encoded cards, smart cards, telephone cards, over-head earphones and microphones, aerials, SIM cards, prepaid telephone cards

6. Amplifiers, microphones, loudspeakers, telephone receivers, aerials, frequency meters, measuring instruments, intercoms, video telephones, video entry phones, telephone terminals, telephone answering machines, cordless telephones, portable fax machines, scanners (data processing equipment), telephone switchboards and accessories for radiotelephony equipment

7. Amplifiers, microphones, loudspeakers, telephone earpieces, aerials, switches, frequency meters, measuring instruments, interphones, video telephones, video entryphones, telephone terminals, telephone-answering machines, cordless telephones, portable faxes, scanners (data processing apparatus), telephone switchboards and accessories for radiotelephony equipment (included in this class)

8. Amplifiers, microphones, loudspeakers, telephone earpieces, aerials, switches, frequency meters, measuring instruments, intercoms, video telephones, video entryphones, telephone terminals, telephone-answering machines, cordless telephones, mobile fax, scanners (data processing apparatus), telephone switchboard services and accessories for radiophone equipment (included in this class)

9. Amplifiers, microphones, loudspeakers, telephone receivers, aerials, switches, frequency meters, measuring instruments, intercoms, video telephones, video entry phones, telephone terminals, telephone answering machines, cordless telephones, portable fax machines, scanners (data processing equipment), telephone switchboards and accessories for radiotelephony equipment (included in this class)

10. Dial tone, telephone ringing, and connection to other telephones or outside trunks are done here.

11. Encoded smart cards, namely prepaid smart cards for mobile telephones, Internet access, and telephone calling cards

12. Mobile telephones, cellular, digital and satellite telephones

13. Telephones, pagers

14. PDA's (Personal Digital Assistants), mobile telephones, headphones, headsets, aerials, adaptors, battery chargers, in-car hands free kits, telephone handset cradles, SIM cards

15. Acoustic filters of textile making up parts of telephones, and in particular parts of cellular telephones and portable telephones

16. Telephones - Blaff by Telephones published on 2014-05-27T13:40:48Z

17. Video telephone apparatus and Mobile telephones,And accessories therefor, namely aerials, in-car holders, Batteries and accumulators, Chargers, Network equipment, Data-processing equipment and computers

18. Stream Telephones - Blaff by Telephones from desktop or your mobile device

19. Adapter plugs for mobile telephones

20. Digital and analog cordless telephones

21. All the above mentioned services exclusively for lifts including emergency telephones and emergency telephones with cameras

22. Computer programs for modems, wireless local loop telephones, cellular telephones, PCS handsets and personal digital assistant PDA devices, processors

23. Analog, mobile, VOIP and software telephones

24. Portable communications apparatus, namely radios, handsets, walkie-talkies, sattelite telephones, land line telephones, digital cellular phones

25. 503.6Installation of aerials, lightning conductors, telephones, etc.

26. Video cameras, monitors, loudspeakers, antennas for radios and television receivers, telephones, car aerials, portable radiotelephones, car telephones

27. Southwest Florida Captioned Telephones and Hearing Health Services

28. Amazon.com : NOISE CANCELLING Accsbt HEADSET : Cordless Telephones : Electronics

29. Recorded computer programs, mobile telephones and accessories therefor

30. Installation of aerials, lightning conductors, telephones, etc.

31. (of facilities such as telephones or lavatories) unavailable for use by anyone else or indicating unavailability; (`engaged' is a British term for a Busy telephone line); "her line is Busy"

32. Retail services connected with network communication apparatus, printed circuits, integrated circuits, integrated circuits chips, wireless data cards, USB modems, wireless telephone, telephones for remote teleconference, telephone apparatus, routers, gateways, modems, central processing units, ADSL broadband accessing terminal devices and equipment, control apparatus for teleconference, set-top boxes

33. | | 403.6 | Installation of aerials, lightning conductors, telephones, etc. |

34. Telephones, infrastructures do not guarantee you economic growth.

35. (Laughter) Telephones, infrastructures do not guarantee you economic growth.

36. The company was originally an offshoot of Bell Telephones.

37. Mail was censored, and there were no personal telephones.

38. Recreation areas have telephones and pool tables.

39. Telephones used to have slower rotary dials.

40. Mobile telephones, pagers, personal digital assistants, electronic organizers

41. One of its core businesses was renting telephones.

42. Mobile telephones and cases and protective sleeves adapted therefor

43. Device and method for abbreviated dialling for mobile telephones

44. The new telephones will accept coins of any denomination.

45. Telephone information services, transfer of telephone calls

46. The telephones are manned 24 hours a day by volunteers.

47. The office telephones were all out of order.

48. Captioned telephones called CapTel phones are manufactured by Ultratec

49. Disinfect things that people touch: doorknobs, telephones, remote controls.

50. Telephone wires, telephone receivers, telephone tansmitters, masts for wireless aerials, loudspeakers, containers for loudspeakers, aerials, electric batteries, telephone cases, telephone keyboards, intercom apparatus, telephone ringtones, microphones, apparatus for reproduction of sound or images

51. They confiscated computers, telephones and more than 200 kilograms of documents.

52. The telephones in Sly's office complex did not trill, they rang.

53. Apparatus for recording, transmission and/or reproduction of sound and/or images, Sound carriers, Musical juke boxes, Compact discs (read-only memory), Headphones, Loudspeakers, Cabinets for loudspeakers, Luminous signs, Aerials, Radios, Television apparatus, Telephone sets, Video telephones, Mobile telephones, Projection apparatus, Motion picture cameras, Photographic cameras, Photocopying apparatus,Electronic translation apparatus (computers), Electronic pocket translators, Exposed films

54. Topics: Blacklisted, hackers, hacking, zine, phreaking, bbs, cable, telephones, anarchivism

55. Telephones and fax machines have made instant communication a reality.

56. 1 The office telephones were all out of order.

57. Trains and telephones broke down, cities and highways were grubby and unhygienic.

58. Mobile telephones, pagers and personal communications devices, global positioning satellite navigation devices

59. Electronic communication devices, namely, personal digital assistants, pagers, and mobile telephones

60. PDA's (Personal Digital Assistants), pocket PC's, cellular telephones, laptop computers

61. Answering machines are compatible with a wide range of telephones

62. All the public telephones in the area had been vandalized.

63. Access to flow of information Number of public telephones per 100,000 inhabitants:

64. Telephone number guidance system and telephone number guidance method using sentence analysis

65. Corded and cordless wireline teleconferencing telephones, VPN (virtual private network) operating software

66. Entertainment provided via the Internet, mobile telephones and other electronic channels

67. 9 Noise was muted, telephones pinging daintily against the artificial air.

68. Analog telephone access device and method for arranging cables at analog telephone interface

69. - 3.1 % , Telephone quitline

70. When either telephone handset is taken off - hook, the remote telephone automatically rings.

71. Skara Brae telephone: 01856 841 815 Café telephone: 01856 841 886

72. Aviation, telephones, radio, trains, and fútbol (soccer) all came to Barranquilla first

73. Mobile telephones, apparatus for wireless transmission of acoustic information, devices for wireless radio transmission

74. Telephone, telegraph, telex, television

75. They disconnected the telephone.

76. We help people with hearing loss get CapTel- Captioned Telephones at no-cost

77. First of all, your telephone needs to be hooked in to a telephone network.

78. The emergency telephone number is a special case in the country's telephone number plan.

79. Communications in Vietnam include the use of telephones, radio, television and Internet.

80. The method and the system for abbreviated telephone dialing find application in the telecommunication technology in establishing coded telephone communication, encoded by a telephone post with multiple arbitrary telephone subscribers, where the logical telephone number is associated with the name of the telephone subscriber by means of an encoding symbol number.