Telegrams?

Oh, those telegrams.

You send telegrams here?

Telegrams for Sheridan Whiteside.

Cosette, did you send those telegrams?

Karenin took the telegrams and opened them.

I only send telegrams the normal way.

A few telegrams and he'll be forgotten.

50,000 telegrams demanding that he yield this floor.

These letters and telegrams backing up the statement I gave.

We've got regular form telegrams for congratulations. That's 25 cents.

Of course, if you get telegrams, it's not my fault.

They sent telegrams to my wife, signed with my name.

Take your fishhooks off me! Two more packages and more telegrams.

During the dinner several telegrams were sent to persons interested in the elections.

He alerted the Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams through a Western Union telegram.

Miller kept stringing me along from day to day, showing me backers, telegrams.

'Two telegrams,' said the valet, entering. 'Excuse me, your Excellency I had only just gone out.'

The telegrams and phone calls were all very well... but no one had actually seen Wynant.

As head of the Olympic movement in the US, Brundage received many letters and telegrams urging action.

The telegraph boy at the last station said... there's a lot of telegrams for Mr. Nick Charles.

I wonder what sort of telegrams we'll get when it's known that Wilson was an innocent man.

That's right. Now, I want you to send some telegrams for me. Have you got a pencil?

So do I! It's not my fault if your goat gobbles up telegrams. What can I do?

I came to tell you to stop phoning me a dozen times a day sending me 20 telegrams...

They were sent down to find if there was any opportunity for selling shoes, and they wrote telegrams back to Manchester.

Katakana were also used for telegrams in Japan before 1988, and for computer systems before the introduction of multibyte characters in the 1980s.

He was awarded the Edgar Wilson Award from the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory (SAO) through the IAU's Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams (CBAT) in 2004.

Among those who sent telegrams or messages are the President of the Region, the President of the Province and the Chamber of Com merce.

He tore open the telegram and read it, guessing at the words, which (as so often happens in telegrams) were misspelt, and his face brightened.

I do not recollect any show of European solidarity for Naples or for Italy at that time, apart from the usual telegrams of sympathy and formal messages of encouragement.

Mrs Castellina. (I) Madam President, I should like to say a word about certain objections which have been raised to the telegrams and letters sent to the committee for the verification of credentials.

In the meantime, Madam President, we are receiving an increasing number of telegrams about new tortures being inflicted on people who have done nothing but claim their workers' and trade unionists' rights in Turkey.

Two telegrams which we received today one from the French press agency and the other from the German press agency state quite clearly that Greece is the one EEC country which only gives and never receives.

And on Christmas Day, I was in Bangkok with a group of photographers and got a telegram back in those days, you got telegrams from Time magazine saying someone in Korea had died, and left their child in a will to me.

Finally, I should like to emphasize the great significance of the telegrams sent to us yesterday when I say to us, I mean to all the chairmen of the political groups in the Parliament by the principal leaders of the European Trade Union Confederation.