Sentence examples for telegram on the from inspiring English sources

At the time of writing a search for Telegram on the App Store returns Viber, Skype, Messenger and WeChat chat apps, as the top results, but not Telegram.

Telegram, on the other hand, is observably less secure, failing to even make basic security choices like default encryption standard while marketing itself toward less technically proficient users who probably won't notice the difference, putting them at risk in the process.

Her grandfather contacted one of his associates, who sent a telegram on to the Lowell Observatory.

A monitor is essentially a protocol analyzer, which allows a user to capture and analyze the telegrams on the AS-i bus.

Tim Grobaty of the Press-Telegram, on the other hand, wrote negatively of the album, stating "Yankovic's songs are the kinds of things that are sort of funny in concept, less funny when you actually hear them once, and increasingly irritating with each subsequent listen [and] his food songs are among his worst".

The self-described Islamic State released a four-minute chant in Mandarin Chinese on Twitter and messaging app Telegram on Sunday, the extremism monitor SITE Intelligence Group reports.

Lore has it that in 1876 Western Union turned down Alexander Graham Bell's offer to sell his patent for the telephone; he figured the phone might be a great way to let loved ones know a telegram was on the way.

Stalin dispatched a coded telegram on January 20 1939 to the committee secretaries of provinces and regions.

British anger had already been aroused by a telegram that, on the advice of his foreign secretary, William had sent in 1896 to President Paul Kruger of the South African Republic, congratulating him on defeating the British-led Jameson raid; and alarm followed anger as the implications of the German Naval Bills of 1897 and 1900 sank in.

In a final vain attempt, Roosevelt's Secretary of State Cordell Hull sent a telegram on 4 June to the Ambassador to Japan Joseph Grew instructing him that the United States would still accept a cap of 14-inch guns if he could get Japan to as well.

It was the poetry that drew me in – it was Owen, it was 'Anthem for Doomed Youth', it was when I learnt that he had died the week before Armistice Day and that his mother got the telegram on Armistice Day; there was something so pitiful about it.