Sentence examples for via telegraph from inspiring English sources
"Gambling is very popular and well regulated in the UK…for millions of bingo users it's already a social experience [so] it makes sense [for us] to offer that as well," Julien Codorniou, Facebook's head of gaming for Europe, Middle East and Africa, told The Financial Times (via Telegraph).
"Gambling is very popular and well regulated in the UK…for millions of bingo users it's already a social experience [so] it makes sense [for us] to offer that as well," Julien Codorniou, Facebook's head of gaming for Europe, Middle East and Africa, told The Financial Times (via Telegraph).
Proxy marriages via telegraph have also been documented.
The idea dates back to a 1922 design for predicting weather using a network of human "computers", or mathematicians, connected via telegraph.
In 1963, when Petrosian took on the Russian Mikhail Botvinnik for the World Championship, thousands camped out in Yerevan, watching each move relayed via telegraph to a giant demonstration board in the city's Opera Square.
Morse firmly believed that every communication via telegraph would be "secret", meaning it was only accessible by those for who it was intended, but telegraph messages were sometimes intercepted.
Two gymnastics judges have been banned from the London Olympics by a disciplinary panel investigating mistakes during the women's event at the last World Championships (via The Telegraph).
"Hitler was a Frankenstein but there was also a Dr Frankenstein," Stone said (via The Telegraph). "German industrialists, the Americans and the British.
From a "very senior Lib Dem source," via the BBC, via the Daily Telegraph, via Andrew, this report of a phone chat between Brown and Clegg: [D]uring the leaders' conversation last night, the tone went "downhill" at the mention of resignation.
Today, the Daily Telegraph (via The Food Section) reported that twenty-three people had been arrested, and eighty-five farms confiscated, in a crackdown on adulterated olive oil.
(via The Daily Telegraph).
