Sentence examples for telegram seems to from inspiring English sources
In any case, outside of Durov's initial development, Telegram seems to have taken on a life of its own.
Telegram seems to have garnered most of its popularity in Europe, Latin America, India, Arab countries and South East Asia.
The telegram seems to substantiate charges that politicians in the government of former Chancellor Helmut Kohl pressured scientists to recommend an old salt mine as a potential site for long-term nuclear waste storage.
From what I've read and from our conversation on and off camera last Thursday, Wu seems to stop short of saying what has happened before on radio, telegram and television will happen with the Internet, saying it could happen.
Burrows was a compulsive letter writer who seems to have saved almost every scrap of paper that passed through his hands, including copies of opening night telegrams.
It is very disturbing to find telegrams signed off by Hillary Clinton which seem to suggest that regular American diplomats are being asked to do stuff you would normally expect of low-level spooks – such as grubbing around for top UN officials' credit card and biometric details.
In a New York Times article in 1901, Edward Charles Pickering, director of the Harvard College Observatory, said that they had received a telegram from Lowell Observatory in Arizona that seemed to confirm that Mars was trying to communicate with Earth.
The novel (written in pre-mobile phone era 1994) depends on arrangements by telegram and short, increasingly distrustful calls to former friends who all seem to be withholding information.
That seemed to satisfy everyone, Mr. Quinn said, "at least until a telegram arrived from Michael Bennett".
The testimony at the second day of the Coroner's inquest in the case of Miss Rappe would seem to have strengthened "Fatty" Arbuckle's defence (says an Exchange telegram).
He still seemed to live in a world where people send opening-night telegrams, and men call the waitress "doll" and get together to "have some laughs".
