1. I telegraphed instantly I arrived there.

2. Now your micro expressions are telegraphing discomfort.

3. Martin telegraphed flowers to his girlfriend.

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5. She has telegraphed the message to her parents.

6. Churchill telegraphed an urgent message to Wavell.

7. You could have telegraphed the money yesterday.

8. He threw me a smile that telegraphed consent.

9. Steamboats, railways and telegraphs broke down geographical isolation.

10. There's a look about him that telegraphed bad news.

11. Resignedly, I telegraphed back that it was all right with me if he insisted.

12. Ham radio, telegraph, switchboard.

13. He telegraphed that he had arrived in London safe and sound.

14. Telephone, telegraph, telex, radio, television

15. Telegraph communication was broken off.

16. Telegraph and telephone handling apparatus

17. Telegraph: Travel: Activity and Adventure.

18. It's a quantum entangled telegraph.

19. Telephone, telegraph, telex, television

20. In the past, Correspondence was mostly exchanged through written physical letters or telegraphs

21. The Telegraph: 4 January 2011

22. Telegraph systems all over Europe and North America failed, in some cases giving telegraph operators electric shocks.

23. Mr Amery telegraphed in this sense to the Viceroy on the same day.

24. Telegraph to her parents at once.

25. Telex, telegraph, telephone and radiotelegraph services

26. Redwood Brownstown Telegraph Road Apartments

27. Telephone, telegraph, telex and television

28. Send the message on the telegraph.

29. Sad as I was, I greatly admired her integrity and telegraphed my reply: “Go.

30. The ‘Daily Telegraph’ is a Broadsheet newspaper

31. Bibliomania 1816 Telegraph Ave Oakland CA 94612

32. 2 4 1 Telephone, telegraph, telex, television

33. They were astounded by a demonstration of messages being telegraphed from one building to another.

34. Sri Lankan civilians in firing line as military 'Annihilates' Tamil Tigers Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph

35. In some countries, a postal, telegraph and telephone (PTT) service oversees the postal system, in addition to telephone and telegraph systems.

36. They began burning up the telegraph wires.

37. Telegraph wires, Telephone wires, Transmitters of electronic signals

38. I suggest "Atrabilious", from the Latin for black bile, thought by the ancients to be one of the body's four "humours".Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph

39. Heaviside's equations helped further the implementation of the telegraph.

40. He almost climbed all telegraph poles in Yanjing University

41. I ghosted his weekly rugby column for the Telegraph.

42. Apparatus and parts of apparatus for the transmission of data and signals using telephones, telegraphs, teleprinters, telex and cable

43. Associated to bid £500m for Telegraph Happy Holidays! C

44. He did not bother to punctuate the telegraph message.

45. As you will see in this category, there is everything from ship anchors, brass Binnacles, ship bells and engine order telegraphs

46. City sweepers sluice down Telegraph Street every morning.

47. Like the greatest invention since the telegraph or something.

48. My parents always used to get the Daily Telegraph.

49. Apparatus and parts for the transmission of data and signals using telephones, facsimile machines, telegraphs, teleprinters, telex and cable

50. And the last compartment will be used for telegraph calls.

51. Another oddity - the telegraph poles on old shots look short.

52. Shipping, air transport, telephone and telegraph generally follow these routes.

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54. In 1880, Heaviside researched the skin effect in telegraph transmission lines.

55. I hear on the bush telegraph that the manager has resigned.

56. The telegraph also brought a sense of timeliness to daily newspapers.

57. Cablese and the emergence of the telegraph revolutionized the written word

58. Fogg's project as madness; the Daily Telegraph alone hesitatingly supported him.

59. Apparatus and parts of apparatus for the transmission of data and signals using telephones, facsimile machines, telegraphs, teleprinters, telex or cable, cables

60. Louis: Curb service. The Telegraph Tower in all its splendor.

61. 2 3 1 1 Telephone, telegraph, telex, radio, television and fax

62. In 1869 a telegraph service between Tokyo and Yokohama was inaugurated.

63. Developments in South Africa receive extensive coverage in The Sunday Telegraph.

64. Apparatus and parts of apparatus for the transmission of data and signals using telephones, facsimile machines, telegraphs, teleprinters, telex, cable

65. In the modern era, semaphores and wireless solar telegraphs called heliographs were developed, using coded signals to communicate with their recipients.

66. It's still a hard-wire system, runs right through the telegraph lines.

67. Chick was reading the Evening Telegraph by the light of a torch.

68. Shortly thereafter, the two nations opened postal, telegraph, telephone, and telex links.

69. So I went looking for my mother at the telegraph-pole factory

70. Telegraph lines were erected simultaneously with the construction of the CPR Source:

71. But the Telegraph was not taking its line from saloon bar advisers.

72. Atlantic News Telegraph local obituaries and Death Notices for Atlantic Iowa area

73. In Europe and elsewhere, messages were sent by electric impulses over telegraph lines.

74. Telecommunications via computer terminals, data communication channels, radio, telegraph, telephone, or the Internet

75. As the telephone replaced the telegraph, money transfer would become its primary business.

76. Trees and telegraph poles were uprooted; others were snapped in half like matchsticks.

77. In 1867, Siemens completed the monumental Indo-European (Calcutta to London) telegraph line.

78. The bush telegraph tells me you're likely to become our new president, John.

79. Apparatus and parts of apparatus for the transmission of data and signals using telephones, facsimile machines, telegraphs, teleprinters, telex, cable and satellite

80. Early cables carrying telegraph used iron wire Armouring, but later switched to steel