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The president of the convention telegraphed Wright in Washington, D. C. , to see if he would accept.

resignedly , I telegraphed back that it was all right with me if he insisted.

But markets seem to be shrugging off the expected moves, which have been telegraphed in the news media.

Sam was at the depot, and said she just had a little spell, and got all right soon after they telegraphed.

There's a look about him that telegraphed bad news.

she had telegraphed three times from guadalajara to bonneville for news of her son , but without result.

General Smuts telegraphed to me next day in terms which illustrate so well his breadth of vision.

Oral confirmations have no legal worth; even written or telegraphed confirmations have specified or implied limitations.

He nodded. "She was a typist. I telegraphed her former boss. All they know is that she left her job to get married. "

China has telegraphed its reluctance to move on the renminbi while public finances in Europe, its biggest export market, are in a mess.

He telegraphed that he had arrived in London safe and sound.

In advance of the State of the Union, President Obama has telegraphed his main theme: competitiveness.

A telegraphed message from Britain's Queen Victoria to President Buchanan was transmitted over the recently laid trans- Atlantic cable .

But he has telegraphed that conservatives won't be allowed to hold back reforms.

He telegraphed the time of his arrival.

Bill Richardson, the governor of New Mexico, clearly telegraphed that he does not think Hillary in 2008 is a good idea.

It was not the first time that a great power had telegraphed its arrival in an unusual way.

Goodall telegraphed her boss, the fossil-hunter Louis Leakey (father of Richard), with the news.

While there may be some market impact on Monday, the results seem pretty well-telegraphed by recent polls.

The measures have been telegraphed for months, both to give the industries time to adjust and to defuse political opposition.

Without mentioning China, Mrs. Clinton telegraphed her displeasure at China's economic policies.

Telegraphed her derision with a smirk.

Mother telegraphed congratulations to the bride and groom .

Even some within Brown's cabinet have telegraphed a cooling of relations.

They telegraphed me to go as soon as possible.

Mr. Amery telegraphed in this sense to the Viceroy on the same day.

Instantly I arrived there I telegraphed him.

He telegraphed from Shanghai.

I telegraphed him the result last week.

I telegraphed her former boss.

We telegraphed him the good news.

I telegraphed (my father) that everything was all right.

They telegraphed us to come.

I telegraphed back at once and as soon as the dough arrived I beat it to the station. Not a word to M. le Proviseur or anyone.

Not only did we write to her but also we telegraphed her.

I telegraphed to my father.

a smile that telegraphed consent

i telegraphed my father that i had arrived safely