Sentences with phrase «fans phoned orders»

After Auburn University defeated the University of Georgia one season, fans phoned orders into their local Chick - fil - A store right before it closed.

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I've been a massive fan of COS ever since discovering it in Copenhagen a year or so ago whilst taking a little post work stroll along Østergade... I fell in love with so many items that I ended up making an online order from my phone whilst on a boat tour around the city.

In order to market his film to the masses, Wiseau spent a reported $ 300,000 to maintain a billboard on Hollywood's Highland Avenue displaying an image of his own face alongside a web address and an «RSVP» phone number that when called took fans to a voicemail message featuring Wiseau himself inviting them to schedule a screening of the film.

Each villa is equipped with air conditioning, ceiling fans, a mobile phone at your disposal in order to call the reception or order a taxi or a takeaway, and small torch lamps if returning after 2:30 am when all the lights are turned off.

Fans are calling the shop via phone in order to complain about in - game issues present in Fortnite.

It's more of Nokia's very own iPhone SE, if you wish, as Apple launched the upgraded model in order to bring 4 - inch phone fans to new - generation hardware and software.

However, fans who wish to be the very first to get their hands on the OnePlus 3, should keep an eye on the countdown timer on the OnePlus website and make sure they're among the first 1,000 people to order the phone.

While some Android fans have soured on HTC over the past year thanks to its disappointing HTC One M9 and its iPhone 6 ripoff One A9, a new pair of Nexus phones could be just what the doctor ordered to rehabilitate its brand.

Mr. Pei said the Shenzhen - based phone maker opted for a notch in order to maximize the screen real estate made available to consumers, though the development was met with some backlash from a vocal portion of the original equipment manufacturer's fans.