He is calling his mother.

He calls me often.

He gives me a phone call every now and then.

The alarm clock is ringing.

The telephone is ringing.

Is the phone ringing?

The phone is ringing!

The phone is ringing.

Who's calling?

Who's on the phone?

The ring is ringing.

As the seventeenth century poet John Donne put it, Ask not for whom the bell tolls it tolls for thee.

'Merkel calls Gruevski on the phone...'

Merkel calls Gruevski on the phone

The doorbell is ringing.

Tom is calling his mother.

Someone's calling.

This is Tom calling.

Tom is calling Mary.

Tom is calling you.

Tom is calling you.

It's Tom on the phone.

Tom's phone is ringing.

My phone is ringing!

The church bell is ringing.

Tom's mother is calling him.

Who's calling, please?

Tom calls all the time.

Your wife is on the phone.

Your wife is on the phone.

Your husband is on the phone.

Your husband is on the phone.

My phone is ringing.

She is calling her mother.

The phone is ringing. I'll get it.

The phone is ringing. I'll get it.

The bell rings at noon.

Who is calling, please?

Someone is calling you.

Ken calls me every day.

For whom does the bell toll?

Who does the bell toll for?

She calls me often.

Tom calls every night.

Tom calls every night.