Sentence examples for telegraph up from inspiring English sources

The creators probably wanted to telegraph up front that this is not a CBS-style network procedural, but that's a given in this golden age of cable.

Major winners included the Observer, up 8.42% month on month, its biggest monthly rise since 2006; the Sunday Times, up 3.67%; and the Sunday Telegraph, up 3.23%.

The Guardian and Telegraph (up 34.6% and 31.8% in a year respectively) are powering away much as they were when the Times made nobody pay.

She laughs and bites her lip, and I can feel the gripping contractions of it telegraphing up my fingernail.

I note that the Daily Telegraph picked up on the interview too and persuaded a BBC spokesman to comment.

The Sunday Telegraph came up with the fanciful idea that the whole fiasco was the fault of Morgan Stanley Dean Witter.

The Daily Telegraph picked up on another privacy problem Google faces in Europe: requests to blur house numbers in Street View photos.

The Daily Telegraph summed up its feelings with a sarcastic front page headline: "Corbyn's big idea: Trident subs with no nuclear arms".

McCormick's reaper would revolutionize agriculture; Morse's telegraph speeded up communications by orders of magnitude; Colt's pistol changed manufacturing profoundly.

Christopher Hope in the Daily Telegraph says up to 1,000 Tory activists are due in Newark today to help get their candidate elected.

The Daily Telegraph picked up Robbins: Oliver Robbins said the Edward Snowden revelations, published by the Guardian newspaper, could lead "directly to widespread loss of life" and "threaten the internal stability of the UK".