1
Whenever a regiment lunged forward, one of the soldiers carried a telephone set.
2
I noticed a radio telephone set in this man Cassey's office.
3
At that moment the telephone set up an insistent ringing, breaking in on Mr. Damon's remarks.
4
This practice was designed for use with series lines, the plug short-circuiting the telephone set when in place.
5
The ringer circuit is the only path through the telephone set for about 98 per cent of the time.
6
Cope's response was dry and meagre; free speech was impossible over a lodging-house telephone set in the public hall.
7
The name telephone set is perhaps to be preferred to the word telephone, since it tends to avoid misunderstanding as to exactly what is meant.
8
All that there is to such a complete common-battery telephone set, therefore, is a receiver, transmitter, hook switch, bell, condenser, and cabinet, or other support.
9
Nothing in my use of vinyl records or radio or the telephone set me apart from people who were born in 1929 or 1909.
10
Several more journos jabbered into Bakelite telephones set up alongside them.
11
Upon the platform were numerous wireless telephone sets that had been received for the competition.
12
The wire and all those telephone sets are gone.
13
150 is shown the circuit of the Stromberg-Carlson magneto desk- telephone set, illustrated in Fig.
14
I had ten or twelve thousand feet of high-priced, insulated copper wire, and a dozen or more telephone sets, in the store-room.
15
"Do so, please." The Assistant Commissioner sighed wearily, as one of his telephones set up a muted buzzing.