Voorbeelden van telegraphed

• One story says Mrs. Faulkner telegraphed Lincoln and he promptly overruled the order.

• U. S. Senators Charles Culberson and Joseph Weldon Bailey telegraphed Secretary of War William Howard Taft a day after the shootings.

• The first telegraphed messages were transmitted in 1916 through an underground copper wire.

• With special operations in dangerous countries, if you telegraph what you're going to do, it might cause a lot of deaths.

• For months he had telegraphed his inclination to veto the plan.

• The museum's president telegraphed with his bike tours the idea that the museum was a friendly as well as an erudite place.

• His eyes downcast and tone sullen, he telegraphed in every way possible that he didn't want to discuss the defeat.

• This reporter, in the course of his ordinary duties, telegraphed some news that he had secured to his newspaper.

• I have telegraphed to the distant theatres of war asking that leave should be given to prospective or adopted candidates.

• He telegraphed, on the 17th, that under the present circumstances he was not moving troops north for the protection of the four places referred to.

• A list of the prisoners captured was asked for and will be telegraphed when obtained.

• I have already telegraphed in appropriate terms to the father of this officer, expressing sympathy.

• I telegraphed to my constituency to ascertain the price of an excellent steamer which has just been put on there.

• Is there any truth in the telegraphed news that the municipal authorities asked to have the liquor shops closed, and they were not closed?

• Answers which are given without regard to the qualifications, are telegraphed out to commands overseas and are apt to be misleading.

• What would be much more dangerous would be if something were telegraphed from here to a foreign country and reproduced there.

• Every day a telegram was sent; usually, information was telegraphed two or three times a day.

• Now we come to the very important question of telegraphed news.

• The wires are very much congested, and it may have been for that reason that none of this evidence was telegraphed.

• I am confident that he would have telegraphed at once had anything of that nature occurred.

• We have signalling stations all round the coast, and, from them information can be telegraphed to headquarters and thence be distributed.

• Have telegraphed to him, requisition having been made he will no doubt see necessity for sending adequate force.