Sentence examples for telegraph reference from inspiring English sources
See my Daily Telegraph reference below.
It was probably inevitable that mass merchandisers would seize on a trend that requires little beyond bowdlerized graphics and ornamental doodads to telegraph cultural reference, and just as likely that items like Urban Outfitter's Navajo Printed Hipster Panty would also turn up soon enough to inflame Native American sensibilities.
In its leader column, the Telegraph said the reference to Mrs Miller's involvement in deciding press legislation was made in order to convince it to back away from getting "straight answers".
Ghost told The Daily Telegraph that Knowles' references to rapper Jay-Z are usually unclear and open to interpretation, yet her music, including "Ave Maria", "is the one place she can be incredibly expressive".
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The subscribers get to work: there's a snow lion in front of the mountains; the mountains resemble giant adenoids; it's not a seal, it's a coin; the coin is a forgery; the script is Tibetan; it's a Tibetan wireless telegraph stamp; the dustjacket is referencing either reincarnation, time travel or tripolar disorder.
She attached 1987 obituaries of Lord Samuel from Britain's Sunday Times and Financial Times and a 2007 reference in The Daily Telegraph, all identifying him as the reputed coiner.
He was tracked down after the Daily Telegraph and internet group Wikipediocracy cross-referenced his social media history and work records.
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