Sentence examples for with a telegraph from inspiring English sources

Nicholas I has been called "Genghis Khan with a telegraph".

But what better way for a former Daily Mail man to attract readers of his old paper than with a Telegraph "lite"?

I recall a recent conversation about sales with a Telegraph executive in which he referred to having "clean figures", a common phrase to disparage the use of bulks.

Lowe, ever the showman, had rigged the balloon with a telegraph key, and wired the president from aloft, "I have pleasure in sending you this first dispatch ever telegraphed from an aerial station …" Lincoln, a lifelong fan of new technology and desperately seeking an advantage over the enemy, was sold.

There is a Russian writer who once described vandal states as Genghis Khan with a telegraph.

Cooke and Wheatstone had their first commercial success with a telegraph installed on the Great Western Railway over the 13 mile from Paddington station to West Drayton in 1838.

Although Arlin broadcast that Pirates-Phillies game from a box seat in Forbes Field, it was more common for broadcasters to re-create games in a studio with only a telegraph ticker tape and homemade sound effects.

You replace the click click click of a telegraph with "Watson come here I need you".

In many instances the symbols are generated by a computer and modem rather than with a manual telegraph key.

MasterChef judge William Sitwell grabbed national attention on Wednesday with his tirade against square plates, which he followed up with a Daily Telegraph feature on Thursday.

Contact with a dry-stone wall, a telegraph pole or a traffic sign is usually fatal.