Sentence examples for by a telegram from from inspiring English sources

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.

The documents show the operation even extended to thwarting a remarkable scoop by a South African newspaper by intercepting a telegram from its London correspondent announcing the abdication four days before it happened.

On his return to England, he resigned from the agency by sending a telegram from the pub, and took up work as a gardener.

After his narrow victory in 1960, John F. Kennedy, one of the more sophisticated American presidents, showed the way in a speech by creating a telegram from his father: "Dear Jack, don't buy a single vote more than is necessary.

Back in 1975, the producers of the anti-war documentary Hearts and Minds accepted their award by reading a telegram from the Vietnamese government in Hanoi at a time when they were at war with America (well, for another month).

Hastings showed the jury that both of these statements were lies, first by showing the piece of paper Booth had scribbled the "Birmingham contract" memo on and then by showing a telegram from Booth to Gruban in which Booth claimed that he "[had] already spoken to a Cabinet Minister and high official".

The dinner was also attended by IRC chairman Leo Cherne, who read a telegram from Eisenhower, extolling Diệm for exhibiting "the highest qualities of heroism and statesmanship".

A telegram from Berlin informs us that by order of the Minister of the Interior the "Manchester Guardian" is forbidden in Germany until further notice.

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

There is even a telegram from a young Gordon Brown.

I got a telegram from the home: 'Mother deceased.