Telegrams is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TELEGRAMS in dictionary:

VERB:
• TELEGRAM, to send a message by telegraph
NOUN:
• a message sent by telegraph and then delivered in written or printed form, used in the UK only for international messages since 1981.

Words related to TELEGRAMS

telegram11 telegrammed17 telegramming18

Words that contain TELEGRAMS

phototelegrams22 radiotelegrams18

How to use TELEGRAMS in a sentence

• She found her way to the office unobserved, and, going frankly up to the clerk, informed him that she had some telegrams to send and that she would be out for some little time.
• Do you think I am made of money that I can afford to send you telegrams every ten minutes.
• Telephones, notes, telegrams, and personal calls have been in vain.
• Telegrams were not like private letters, anyway, and she would take the risk.
• The servants entered the room to take the tea-things away, and while they were there a footman brought in three telegrams, one for me and two for my host.
• In the meantime telegrams at a very great cost had been flying backwards and forwards between Cambridge and Sydney.
• Stanton had long been one of the editorial writers on the New York Sun, and they sent him telegrams from that office until a late hour.
• And from every part of the earth and from people in all walks and conditions of life there began to pour in upon us letters and telegrams of sympathy and sorrow.
• It was known in the village through the telegrams that Gwenda was going away.
• During this period several telegrams were sent to the Spanish Consul at New Orleans, and a long cipher-message to the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Madrid.
• The secretary had a sheaf of telegrams in his hand, and wished to be directed to the wire office.
• What is it that you have in your hands, Doctor? Telegrams, I think.
• The train-conductor stopped him to speak of some telegrams that had been sent, and both ladies noted the respect which the railway official threw into the tone in which he spoke.
• We have been here for three mortal hours waiting at the station, and any telegrams must have been sent right out to the fort.
• No reply had been received from the High Commissioner to the telegrams urging him to come up in person.
• There can be no settlement until the questions raised by these telegrams are disposed of.
• I hope, therefore, to hear at an early date that you propose to resume discussion with President of South African Republic on lines laid down in my previous telegrams.
• High over all rings the voice of Peter, the keeper of the gate, calling out members for whom telegrams or visitors have arrived.
• Letters and telegrams came pouring in on Paul to reserve space for the special correspondents of the most noted newspapers in the world.
• Nothing about them excited remark in any way, except the unusual number of telegrams and telephone messages which Mr.
• John Halifax got up, and with the bundle of telegrams went over to the map hanging on the wall and marked with a pencil the places where the various attacks had taken place.
• I have sent off three telegrams and a lot of letters.
• The last telegrams from Europe which Felipe will send you by this mail are alarming for our future.
• But for his last telegrams, she would not have started even now, because she did not realize the dangerous character of his illness.
• And although such a misfortune never happened to me, this problem stared me in the face when I began carrying those fatal telegrams.
• In truth it is to such days that letter-writing, as a species of literature belongs, telegrams and postal cards have almost killed it now.
• There were the telegrams from Francis Markrute, sent a week before to say Zara was ill, and many epistles from friends.
• Messages, telegrams, telephone calls followed one upon the other.
• Special telegrams were regularly received from New York, a Washington correspondent was secured, and the paper covered a much broader field than it ever had before.
• You can have no conception of the new conditions unless you are here in the midst of things and read the telegrams from all parts of the country.
• They wrote out a few telegrams, and then De Wet entered into conversation with the Postmaster-General.

Similar words containing TELEGRAM without suffix s

telegram11 telegrammed17 telegrammic18 telegramming18 phototelegram21 radiotelegram17 telegrammatic20 phototelegrams22 radiotelegrams18

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