public telephones

A bank consists of two or more adjacent public telephones, often installed as a unit.

Copies of these books can be found at all public telephones and in most hotel and motel rooms.

This coin, which equals one-tenth of a dollar, is used to pay for local calls made on public telephones, and for buying some newspapers.

However, the visitor may not be accustomed to seeing public telephones outside along the street or road.

Long queues for public telephones have almost disappeared and been replaced by the ubiquitous mobile phone.

The dorms have TV rooms, potable water, private lockers, free laundry service, and public telephones.

Public telephones are available at the first floor of China World Hotel. Phones are both coin and card operated.

Instead, we are willing to build several public telephones and public toilets.

Transport hubs, such as airports and train stations, are usually equipped with public telephones.

telephone subscribers would not generally include public telephones which are included in main lines

An investigation of HBsAg pollution on buses and public telephones in Bengbu