by telephone

She took a few minutes to talk about her job by telephone.

By telephone, he did his best to hold her hand.

But he said she could talk with him by telephone.

Now and then he'd talk to family members by telephone.

The news came by telephone, a day before last call.

So I do 30 to 35 percent of my business by telephone.

Of course, the whole thing could have been done by telephone.

I tried for a week with no better results, and finally had to book by telephone.

Information is available by telephone from the local town or city hall.

The results would be provided a week later by telephone.

They have talked many times by telephone the past few weeks.

When this is not possible, evidence may be taken by telephone.

"He will want to know why we did not call him by telephone."

That is something I can do by telephone from here.

"I came in not even thinking about the next level," he said by telephone recently.

The offer is good for one night only and must be made by telephone.

They spoke once more by telephone, but the party was really over.

I have tried several times to get in touch by telephone.

She had tried several times to reach him by telephone without success.

"For me the place is not important," he said by telephone recently.

"A new season is beginning," he said the other day by telephone from California.

They spoke nearly every day by telephone, however, and tried to work things out.

I will tell him more, if he wish to talk to me by telephone.

I am trying to reach you by telephone, but get no response from your office or home.

"I know how to drive," he said the other day by telephone.