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Meanings of made a telephone in English

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Usage of made a telephone in English
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When I knew you were in the lobby, I made a telephone call.
Night Shift
2
Then he made a telephone call and sat down to wait.
The Perfectionists
3
Not all DHBs have made a telephone service available, however.
Radio NZ
4
Jonathan had already made a telephone call to Buhari the night before, conceding defeat.
The Guardian
5
Without emotion, numb, she made a telephone call.
A fierce radiance: a novel
6
Then one day I made a telephone call and met up with a very nice young couple.
The Guardian
7
He made a telephone call to someone.
Tell me, pretty maiden
8
He made a telephone call to gardaí in Dublin before Ms McKeown's body was found on Saturday 22nd.
The Irish Times
9
On 21 January 1967, the American Prosecutor- General Ramsey Clark made a telephone call.
Kennedy's brain
10
Michael made a telephone call and sat back to wait, and fifteen minutes later Nick Vito hurried into the office.
Rage of angels
11
Glencore confirmed later that it had made a telephone call to gauge interest in "some form of merger".
Reuters
12
Mr. North made a telephone call to the painters and one of them arrived with the money and a stepladder.
The new yorker
13
So far as is known Bourseul was not practical enough to try his own suggestion, and never made a telephone.
Edison: His Life and Inventions
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But one of the crew made a telephone call which led to the intervention of Kenyan security forces based in Lamu.
Reuters
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Tells about a lady who made a telephone call from the Merchants Limited & found that it had come over television.
The new yorker
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I read a newspaper advertisement and made a telephone call and came here prepared to spend substantial money to acquire an outstanding rarity.
The burglar who liked to quote kipling
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