Telephoned Sentence Examples

We were set to run renewed sessions on Saturday but on Thursday Martha telephoned in tears.

Dean agreed and telephoned Janet O'Brien from the hall but there was no answer.

I immediately telephoned Merrill Cooms.

Dean telephoned the sheriff's office, crossing his fingers that the redheaded deputy Lady Larkin was out bagging the ten most wanted speeders.

We were rolling in euphoria when an old friend from my Amherst, Massachusetts childhood telephoned with an invitation to visit her family cabin in New Hampshire.

After a silent prayer, I telephoned the tip line.

I quickly telephoned our benefactor.

I telephoned my wife and told her of the situation.

We're not accusing you of anything, but the girl telephoned here.

Phil Riley, Janice's husband, telephoned Virginia several times but there was no additional news.

I telephoned Martha LeBlanc with the intent of a quick thank-you for our prior weekend visit but she was in a mood to chat.

To kill some time I telephoned Ethel Reagan, ostensibly to thank her.

Two hours later, after too much coffee and too much worrying, and only Bumpus to talk to I telephoned Howie.

Once alone, I telephoned Martha and explained that Howie had summoned Julie to California and Betsy and I would house Molly in her mother's absence.

Next I telephoned After to update them on Mr. Delabama's Canadian adventures.

I had to know if Martha had telephoned her husband.

Yeah, I've telephoned him but we haven't connected yet.

I telephoned their office with the intention of informing them myself.

It was an independent lab and when Cynthia took a bathroom break and freed the phone, he telephoned.

She gave me a number to call her so's I telephoned from the courthouse.

Finally, after lunch, Dean telephoned Jake Weller, first to report on Martha's wellbeing and in hopes of learning more about Fitzgerald's whereabouts.

Fred telephoned from the library that he would not be back for dinner, instead no doubt tasting some widow's fare.

Cynthia telephoned while Edith was there and I tossed her out.

I telephoned you at four-thirty.

When Dean telephoned the office of World Wide Insurance Company, his luck was no better.

Jeffrey Byrne had telephoned home in early evening, his usual practice when he was traveling on business trips.

His only phone message sounded like the same person who had telephoned the house the night before—again leaving neither name nor number.

Dean telephoned Cynthia Byrne next, but Randy answered.

Yes. I didn't see him but he telephoned...to tell me he was finished with the apartment.

As he was leaving the station for the day on Thursday, she telephoned.

Better to have a clear head when Fred telephoned.

He telephoned the Parkside Police department but they had no news.

While we telephoned him, not so frequently of late, he'd never found the need to call us.

To kill further time, I telephoned Ethel Reagan.

His only phone message sounded like the same person who had telephoned the house the night before—again leaving neither name nor number.

Mrs. Byrne asked that you call her and the lady lawyer you ball on Thursday nights telephoned.

He had telephoned Randy the following day, asking the boy to inform his mother of Arthur Atherton's death.

In dead silence Flambeau strode across and telephoned for doctor and police.

Life Guardian - Not only does this company's system call for the local police or 9-1-1 for help, but also a neighbor or relative will then be telephoned so that someone can be there to sit with you until professional services arrive.

The familytelephoned the police, and during the phone callthey claimed that the creature was peering into their house through a window.

Ethel Reagan, the writer, noted the tips were telephoned from various locations across the country and provided by both men and women.

Three calls were telephoned from Boston, New York and Connecticut while two were made on untraceable phones.

I telephoned him immediately.

Cynthia telephoned her son and apparently made temporary peace, although Dean wasn't privy to the details.

A woman identified herself as Mrs. Fryatt and asked if Martha had telephoned today, or if we'd heard from her, or from her mother, or anyone else concerning Martha.

He telephoned but there was no answer.

Cynthia's mother, a widowed librarian, telephoned from Indiana frequently.

Cynthia telephoned at two-thirty, fulfilling her promise to let Dean know when she'd safely arrived.

Dean telephoned Cynthia's mother's number and his wife answered on the first ring.

Dean spent the next hour nursing two beers and telephoned again, still without success.

In between, he telephoned Indiana a dozen more times.

Byrne just telephoned and said he wouldn't be coming in.

As soon as Dean hung up, he telephoned the Byrne home.