Which preposition to use with phones
"Dave," he finally said to the yellow office boy, "I wish you'd 'phone to Mr. Stoddard's place and see when he'll be down.
"Then you didn't get my message?" "Yesthey gave it to me when I 'phoned in that the Westchester business was a fake.
" Pearl ran back across the wind-swept yard to the house, for the one thought in her mind was that a message might come over the phone for her!
I had earlier received elaborate instructions on the phone from my dad on how I was to get to Girgaum once I got off the bus at Dadar and backup information from my nervous Mum on what I should do in case I got lost.
For example, from the marriage of Mr. Phone with Miss Graph were born phonography, phonographer, phonographist (a rather frail child), phonographic, phonographical, and phonographically.
" Turning to the phone on his desk the chief now started to call up several of the neighboring towns.
She watches him from the time he comes in the theatre until the time he leaves, and then calls him up on the 'phone at his home.
Now, Archie, 'phone up to your office that you're unavoidably detained and all the rest of it, like a good fellow, and take my place as cicerone.
It was, in fact, a policy urged by some voices here, voices which, as is always the case, were carried to Germany and magnified by the mega-phone of the Press.
The equipment consisted of old-fashioned box 'phones over a foot long and eight inches square, built about an immense horseshoe magnet.