| His opinions on any subject had never been telephonically or otherwise demanded by the editors of up-to-date dailies. |
| The first customer advisory consultations are taking place either telephonically or personally in one of the state-of-the-art conference rooms. |
| First, the buyer has to express an interest telephonically — in, say, a 22nd-floor two-bedroom. |
| The government argues that in the 1980s, Congress authorized law enforcement to use wiretaps to investigate frauds committed telephonically. |
| Viewers will be invited to do the hiring by voting for the contestant of their choice telephonically or via SMS during the live show. |
| But this season the fans will be able to register their votes telephonically, meaning a single person can register as many votes as his heart and wallet desires. |
