Examples of 'telegraphs' in a sentence
Meaning of "telegraphs"
telegraph (noun) - 'Telegraph' historically refers to a communication system that transmitted messages over long distances using coded signals
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of telegraph
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An oil man never telegraphs his moves.
Telegraphs to a woman that you are insecure and.
Alice was the wife of the superintendent of telegraphs.
Employment of telegraphs and telephones in military operations.
All ships must have wireless telegraphs.
Cutting his engine telegraphs his next move.
The telegraphs must be shot away.
He then turned his attention to railroads and telegraphs.
Overseas telegraphs did not fall within the monopoly.
The extension of railways and telegraphs.
A peace offer telegraphs our weakness.
The building of railroads and telegraphs.
Something that telegraphs that you are not afraid.
Telegraphs does not mean a thing.
The printing telegraphs in the past.
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Telegraphs in every major city.
The company initially produced telegraphs and train undercarriage.
She telegraphs her kicks.
Early stock ticker machines are also examples of printing telegraphs.
Telephone lines and telegraphs were clogged and were unable to cope.
When i was younger we had telegraphs.
The telegraphs are out.
Most of the customer service emails read like telegraphs.
They are telegraphs to hungry hearts.
Poker became hugely popular with the arrival of telegraphs.
Telegraphs keys thudding.
Ready to check telegraphs.
Telegraphs our weakness.
Pearne has been experimenting with printing telegraphs and needed a sponsor.
Telegraphs were invented.
There are telegraphs.
Telegraphs in the country.
Of railroads or telegraphs.
Telegraphs in every major city will buzz to life with the knowledge.
Both expansions were made possible by advances in overland telegraphs and undersea cables.
Note that electric telegraphs are both more private and unaffected by weather.
Possible messages were fixed and predetermined and such systems are thus not true telegraphs.
Telegraph operators ran telegraphs that went up and down the rails and to other lines.
It is now a key tool frequently used by Telegraphs journalists.
Several telegraphs sent to Tacna had no answer.
The Boxers destroyed railways and cut lines for telegraphs.
I told him Delgado telegraphs those punches.
But telegraphs do not require the use of PSTN signal.
A French ministry of post and telegraphs was created the same year.
Mail and Telegraphs spread for much of the national territory.
The Bolsheviks have taken over the station the telegraphs the banks.
The receipts from posts and telegraphs are a joint affair throughout the Empire.
It is seen as a replacement to the old Department of Posts and Telegraphs.
My sister telegraphs every Christmas.
Held in addition to the Posts and Telegraphs portfolio.
