I went on the stage, said something, and we did some telegraphing over the line.

At Smyrna, more telegraphing was done, to the same end.

The ability to suppress telegraphing is often the hallmark of elite athletes.

Light, free manoeuvrability also helps to avoid the telegraphing of techniques to an opponent.

Cassie could almost see the frantic telegraphing.

But Huneven rarely indulges in such telegraphing, and for the most part James's wacky ubiquity is one of the novel's charms.

Is it for Clumsy Telegraphing Corner, usually by the chauffeur: "Oh, look, everyone's showing their ankles!

No Telegraphing in Advance "I don't deny that some people might be thinking about the necessity of giving up the eastern enclaves," an American official said.

More subtlety - less telegraphing of gags, fewer blatant pratfalls and an occasional trace of deadpan - would have made this material even funnier.

O'Neil tried to use flashy spinning back kicks, but had a hard time landing anything because of Cope's movement and O'Neil's telegraphing of every move.

For aggressive Manifest Destiny advocates like Stevens, the telegraphing of English intentions - even by diplomatic innuendo - signaled the need for a preemptive American response.

After castigating punsters like the new chief justice for the insulting telegraphing of, or sly apologizing for, a pun, I oh-so-subtly concluded with "poems are made by fools like me, but.

Mr. Janes's shallow narrative includes Holly's break with his backup group, the Crickets - Jerry on drums and Joe on bass - and the telegraphing of the fatal crash.

Unlike previous Broken Magnum-style attacks, Guy simply rears back and punches rather than holding his arm upwards before attacking - this allows Broken Phantom to be performed much more quickly with little to no telegraphing.

"I have discovered that if sufficient elevation be obtained to overcome the curvature of the earth's surface and to reduce to the minimum the earth's absorption, electric telegraphing or signalling between distant points can be carried on by induction without the use of wires connecting such distant points.

Maybe something not telegraphed will come in the next series?

This was a good night's work, as they were then telegraphing.

The boys and their father looked at one another, telegraphing a common thought.

At first they thought of telegraphing ahead to stop the man, but soon gave that plan up.

End there and have that telegraphed to him at once.

And how do you show that feeling without telegraphing it?

How else could he have gotten the money his father telegraphed?

That was why he telegraphed to me and I returned.

Will one man fall away, telegraphing the message that everyone needs a friend?

She had telegraphed to his friends to find out whether they should come to Boston.

"Does it require much study to learn the art of telegraphing?"

He looks around every now and then, but his movements are telegraphed.

They all telegraphed it, and he knew how to read the signs.

He'd telegraphed Drew to expect him in a couple of days.

They were telegraphing to our world, in the hope of an observer.

I telegraphed Cairo to that effect first thing this morning.

It costs three months of writing and telegraphing to pull off a success.

He didn't mind telegraphing that either, which might be a problem.

In return, he had always telegraphed judgments about my personal life without benefit of having been asked.

Anne had telegraphed that she wanted to come over and join him.

It was your father who recognized the description I telegraphed to his office.

"I will continue in Michael's place," he telegraphed his uncle.

He had never before understood the concept of telegraphing a move, yet there it was.

Nor did she want the tensions between her and Paul to be telegraphed to the children.