Sentence examples for the telegraphic from inspiring English sources

"The telegraphic dispatch is the great point".When the first transatlantic telegraph link was established in 1858, one of the first messages sent from America was "PRAY GIVE US SOME NEWS FOR NEW YORK, THEY ARE MAD FOR NEWS".

At first I was distracted by the telegraphic nature of the supertitles.

We learn the telegraphic system — the "alphabet" — used by one prisoner tapping on a cell wall to communicate with another.

The novel's prose style ran from the telegraphic ("That she loved Mozart and Bach. And the Beatles.

." Kerry uses many terms of endearment for his wife; now he called her by the telegraphic "T".

"I knew from looking at the ... .. Kerry uses many terms of endearment for his wife; now he called her by the telegraphic "T".

Now we apply the proposed method to the following telegraphic equation with the forcing functionfto study the stability of the proposed method varphi_{tt} + (alpha_{0} + beta_{0}) varphi_{t} + alpha_{0}beta_{0}varphi_{xxrphi_{xx} + f x, t),quad 0 < x < 1, t > 0, (5.14) where (alpha_{0} > 0), (beta_{0} ge0) are real parameters.

The conviction Ms. McCormack brings to the role and the subtle, telegraphic way she conveys Leann's conflicting emotions help lift the film above well-meaning cliché.

It's over in fewer than 100 pages but there's plenty under the surface of the terse, telegraphic prose: even Jones's title does double duty, hovering between the human and topographical senses.

In 1869 Mathilde sent the first telegraphic message from France to the United States over an Erlanger-financed facility.

We should emphasize the particular difficulty of obtaining an exhaustive correspondence table, given the very telegraphic style of emergency physicians' notes and typing errors in the emergency context to trace the patient's clinical description.