Sentence examples for telegraph print from inspiring English sources

(The Daily Telegraph, print edition).

Alliance broken when Macon Telegraph printed story.

The Daily Telegraph printed a column by a flamboyant Conservative legislator, Boris Johnson, who questioned his own previous support for the invasion of Iraq.

Innovations adopted during his period of service included the first high-speed telegraph printing machines for the transmission of news and the first system of transmitting news photographs by wire, which he conceived.

Few of us are old enough to recall the time when a "stock ticker" was a busy telegraph printing instrument that worked according to the most basic principles of electricity, electromagnets, mechanical devices, and machining tools.

GMEN acquires a holding in Trafford Park Printers alongside the Daily Telegraph, and printing at the Deansgate complex ceases.

'Make sure they have all they want extreme priority and report to me that this has been done,' he wrote, scrawling across it the warning: 'Action this day.' Around this time, the Daily Telegraph had printed its 5,000th puzzle and the lively discussion on the letters pages gave MI8 chiefs an idea for a novel kind of recruitment: that puzzle.

Sydney's Daily Telegraph has printed a special 2pm edition -.

Newspapers in Kalimpong include English language dailies The Statesman and The Telegraph, which are printed in Siliguri, and The Economic Times and the Hindustan Times, which are printed in Kolkata (Calcutta).

PCP has been in use since the 19th century for transporting mail, printed telegraph messages, machine parts, cash receipts, books, blood samples (in hospitals), and many other products.

Murray sold the patent rights to Western Union and Western Electric in 1912, and this formed the basis of the printing telegraph systems that came into use in the 1920s.