Sentence examples for telegraphic form from inspiring English sources

Its telegraphic form obscures.

"Understand some of my lyrics still in show despite your assurances to the contrary," Rice telexed to his partner, in good Wodehousian telegraphic form.

The basic crux of pluralism, and Berlin's connection of it to liberalism, is apparent in rough, telegraphic form in Berlin's notes for his lecture 'Democracy, Communism and the Individual' (1949), and pluralism is also advanced in an aside, not under that name, in 'Historical Inevitability' (1954).

Finally, the usual digest of recent activities or other events of interest to the partners is also provided at the end of this Newsletter, essentially in telegraphic form.

You can fill out a transfer form at the physical bank office or do a Telegraphic Transfer payment over the phone.

In 1848 the Associated Press was formed in the United States to pool telegraph expenses, and in 1849 Paul Julius Reuters in Paris initiated telegraphic press service (using pigeons to cover sections where lines were incomplete).

Historically, the most common form of electronic eavesdropping has been wiretapping, which monitors telephonic and telegraphic communication.

Less formed than "The Reader," the stories are also more telegraphic in their intellectual structure.

The state knows that the telegraph company, in order to accommodate the general public and make its telegraphic system effective, must do all kinds of telegraphic business.

(Telegraphic). Warsaw, July 1 , 1939

(Telegraphic). Berlin, August 28 , 1939