Drop that phone!

Put that phone down!

Pick up the phone.

Put that down!

Put down the phone.

You put that phone down.

Hold the calls, Maggie.

Put down that phone.

Robert, put down that phone.

Please, may I use your phone? I've got to call New York.

Hello! Put that phone down. Get me the radio tower.

Can I use your phone? Yeah.

May I use the phone?

Eleanor, did you call the electrician?

There's the telephone. Just a minute.

All right, wait a minute, hold the phone.

Will you please get it?

May I use your telephone?

Hey, could I use your phone? Sure.

Just a minute. It's for you, Sergeant.

Telephone or telegram, and you fill in here, jumped or fell.

He called in yesterday afternoon.

And, well, I'll call you later on this afternoon...

No, no, no. Phil, listen to me.

Your call this afternoon. May I?

We make the next call.

Just one moment please, I have a call for you.

If you want to, call me this afternoon.

Call me when you get off work. Right?

Please write underneath your residential address and home number.

Mind if I use your phone?

for a telephone, please?

Can I use your phone?

Next, I stuck a card inside the telephone box... so that it would fall down if the bell rang.

So, next thing I did is I got on the phone.

I'll let you alone when you promise to leave the phone where it is.

May I use your phone for a minute?

I began calling you this afternoon.

Phone, phone. Where's the phone?

Suppose you go on back down the hill... to the drugstore and make a phone call.

I have to make all those calls.

Mobile PhoneBook

Phone company, checking calls.

Look, she ain't coming down and she ain't gonna talk to you neither so you might just as well not call her!

And one afternoon, I got a call from my doctor.