Public-telephone Definition

Public-telephone Sentence Examples

• The fee charged for the use of public telephone call offices is 2d.

• Dial local and international calls from public telephone booths in the street, which operate both with coins and cards.

• Actions such as taking coins left in the change-box of a public telephone may be deemed acceptable (though not perfectly moral), while stealing money from an open, unattended cash register is not.

• He located a public telephone and, with a pocketful of coins, he commenced dialing.

• The pavement around the public telephone box outside the office block was carpeted in small safety glass shards of the booths own empty windows.