"telegraph pole" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the poles that were once used to support telegraph wires. For example, "There is an old telegraph pole standing at the edge of the field."
The premiers automobile crashes into a telegraph pole.
There is not a telegraph pole or power cable as far as you can see.
Contact with a dry-stone wall, a telegraph pole or a traffic sign is usually fatal.
A sign attached to a telegraph pole in the town puts it more bluntly.
The two planned to meet at a telegraph pole outside the camp.
The "eyebolt" is used to secure a wire clipped on to the closest telegraph pole.
While the US federal Drugs Enforcement Administration (DEA) adopts a zero-tolerance policy towards THC, hemp advocates say one would have to smoke a telegraph pole-sized joint of hemp to get high from it.
Film-goers are still treated to a staple of high orthodoxy, like the recent "Opium Wars", and yet another film about the model soldier, Lei Feng, whose death he was hit on the head by a telegraph pole the Communist Party has managed to immortalise.Still, Mr Wu is confident that, in the long run, television will play a big role in subverting communist orthodoxy.
Another physically tough match against the Telegraph Pole (sorry) in the semi though," says Adam Hirst.
Then there are the symbolists, Easter Seal, Asterisk, Sprig of Rosemary, Telegraph Pole — scores of different marks, most in obviously different hands.
It is strikingly unusual for masons to make their marks on the face of the stone — just why should Asterisk and Telegraph Pole get centuries of free advertising?
