telefonicznie

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

But he said she could talk with him by telephone.

He took the call on the phone in the living room.

The two of them are always on the phone together.

They finally set a time to talk on the phone.

These workers aren't just talking on the phone any more.

The women talk on the phone at least once a day.

You only talk to her on the phone for information.

Talking on the phone with a guy you like is a big step.

We were a couple of minutes early, and the director was on the phone.

Her husband is on the phone and seems ready to come back home.

She was on the phone behind him, lost in the dark.

At any rate, somebody spoke to me over the wire.

Who would dream that a man could go over the wire?

Then another voice comes over the wire, one which, at first, she does not recognize.

A few moments later, a voice came over the wire.

Two minutes later, Harry's voice again came over the wire.

The quiet voice of the contact man came over the wire.

The physician's voice came over the wire a moment later.

After a long and tense wait, the general's voice came over the wire.

It was almost time for the afternoon post to come over the wire.

Then he turned and was over the wire in one leap.