Listening devices from back of one shop near Barking

Usage examples of earphones.

Sergeant Brool snorted and picked up a set of earphones from his instrument panel.

His small face was pinched in his mask, and he made himself even smaller, putting his knees together and holding his gloves against his earphones like a frightened child.

Many people wore mouth-masks and some wore full masks with earphones and receivers: he watched them gabbling as they walked along.

Jennix wore a long-visored cap and earphones, and a high-powered particle beam was strapped to his waist.

He told them what he heard on his radio earphones, as he monitored local broadcasts: more mysteries.

She listened to the countdown in her earphones, imagined Clyde Sommer, the network anchor, seated at the prime desk in New York.

She pulled her earphones back over her head and switched on her own unit in time to hear an excited reporter describing an effort to evacuate Los Angeles.

She was studiously concentrating on her earphones, nervous at his presence.

The men on the roofs jerked their heads slightly from side to side, listening intently to their earphones, all the while training their weapons on the doors.

London, stony-faced, went to the monitors, where Goss sat with the earphones around his neck.

Goss stood, removed the earphones, went to the cartograph, and pulled down, like a blind, a large map of the northern hemisphere of Titan.

London set the table while Goss, smoking cigarette after cigarette, his earphones on, picked up the small talk between the base at Grail and the tractors that had been sent out after the copters returned.

Dig heard the rasping breathing over his earphones and knew his friends were still fighting to live.

Ken suddenly called, pressing the earphones of his radicom to his ear.

There was a slight sound of static over the earphones, but no reply from Ken.