Sentence examples for telegraph through from inspiring English sources

These cracks would telegraph through the finished tile.

Already we can telegraph through the air or the ether, from Penzance to Melbourne and tomorrow we shall be able to talk by the same mechanism.

"There was kind of a Jewish telegraph through the Southwest, and my grandmother and the family knew all of the Jews in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and western Texas," said Mortimer H. Herzstein, 74, who was born in Trinidad, Colo., and is a descendant of two Jewish pioneer families.

He's the homemaker, she's the executive, but the actors badly telegraph through their performances that there's a catch in all of this.

Any dust or debris left on the substrate prior to gluing will telegraph through your photo, or even damage it.

All the frost-heave cracks that were there before have telegraphed through the new expensive asphalt.

Crack isolation fabrics and membranes are commonly used to help prevent cracks from telegraphing through to the finished tile.

October 18 1962 - SURREY SLOW TO FIND FORM said the headline while "in their sporadic offensives Bucks relied overmuch on the telegraphed through pass" said the copy.

Before she left the palace, she wrote: "I touched an electric button by which I started a message which was telegraphed through the whole Empire".

The spirit telegraphed through to midfield too, Anderson's first half providing some of his best football in a generally unconvincing season and Carrick showing a willingness to be in the opposition defence.

Or should we call it the "quiet" period because the company's frustration with the press and potential investors' concerns about its financials and the future viability of its business have been clearly telegraphed, through cheeky "leaked" emails and memos and tantrums by PR firms.