Sentence examples for a telegram from a from inspiring English sources

There is even a telegram from a young Gordon Brown.

In the movie, Bernstein reads Kane a telegram from a reporter named Wheeler GIRLSS DELIGHTFUL IN CUBA, STOP.

One item is a telegram from a member of a wartime Communist resistance group that was given to him by a friend in East Germany.

When Addams got back to Chicago, she found a telegram from a black newspaper editor: "Woman suffrage will be stained with Negro Blood unless women refuse all alliance with Roosevelt".

The effect of Apollo 8 can be summed up by a telegram from a stranger, received by Borman after the mission, that simply stated, "Thank you Apollo 8.

This morning he received a telegram from a man named George Brasfield, who had lost his job Thursday at a biscuit company in San Francisco for objecting to the distribution of "nefarious, intimidating" anti-Sinclair literature at his office.

Comment on a telegram from an editor of a Protestant journal.

The New Yorker, May 8 , 1954P. 21 Comment on a telegram from an editor of a Protestant journal.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, May 8 , 1954P. 21 Comment on a telegram from an editor of a Protestant journal.

One clever (though possibly apocryphal) example once appeared in the pages of Time magazine: Cary Grant received a telegram from an editor inquiring, "HOW OLD CARY GRANT?" — to which he responded: "OLD CARY GRANT FINE.

A telegram from him — a 250-word statement, as humble as its purported author was (when healthy) arrogant — was read aloud at the ceremony by an American diplomat.