Sentence examples for telegram to all from inspiring English sources

Just before midnight on November 9, Gestapo chief Heinrich Müller sent a telegram to all police units informing them that "in shortest order, actions against Jews and especially their synagogues will take place in all of Germany.

This normally happens only in the uncomfortable dewlap days of early August, when there is quite nothing on The Telly – nothing, nada, zip, bumski – and so I dispatched a jaunty telegram to all my editors.

After the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Under Secretary of War, Robert P. Patterson, sent a telegram to "all the men and women employed on the Camel Project": Production at Site S ceased in late 1945 due to the cold weather.

Maybe the way to revive Postal is for us bondholders to send millions of telegrams to all the Western Union bondholders.

President Benjamin Harrison sent a telegram to General Sherman's family and ordered all national flags to be flown at half mast.

Mr. Turner's campaign said in a statement after the poll was released, "Queens and Brooklyn voters of all political parties are sending a terse telegram to President Obama that they are unhappy with his economic agenda and his hostile stance toward Israel.

There was a party at Styron's last night, and we all got drunk and decided to send a telegram to Joe McCarthy.

Life expectancy in India was not "improved" by the Amritsar massacre, after all, or by Winston S. Churchill's querulous telegram to his Viceroy Archibald Wavell asking: if food [in India] was so scarce, why Gandhi hadn't died yet.

Matters came to a head when Hill sent a telegram to fellow selector, Peter McAlister, urging the inclusion of the New South Wales all-rounder Charlie Macartney in the team for the Fourth Test in Melbourne.

In a telegram to the Foreign Office, one official reported this fee had almost certainly included "the liberal dispensation of drinks to all and sundry after Mark Thatcher's arrival at hotel".

When Dewey Phillips first aired "That's All Right" on Memphis radio, many listeners who contacted the station by phone and telegram to ask for it again assumed that its singer was black.