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Meanings of telegraph post in English
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Examples for "telephone pole"
Examples for "telephone pole"
1
I increased my pace and wobbled from telephone pole to telephone pole.
2
Kind of like parking a car by crashing into a telephone pole.
3
They came to the dead bear at the foot of the telephone pole.
4
He led her through the crowd, over to a telephone pole.
5
A telephone pole on the crest stretched out spectral arms and leaned away.
1
Arizona would hang him to the first telegraph pole that was handy.
2
A telegraph pole was near, and he leaned against it for support.
3
Mr. Bordine was hurled out against a telegraph pole and severely injured.
4
She is now eighty-three years old, and erect as a telegraph pole.
5
Many times I've seen him sitting on top of a telegraph pole.
Usage of telegraph post in English
1
Evidently to make sure of the range of some telegraph post.
2
Compared with the telegraph post the pines were crooked-andalive.
3
Steinmetz tumbled heavily out of his furs and went toward the nearest telegraph post.
4
Suddenly a telegraph post seemed to come crashing through the window and the polished mahogany panels.
5
Come, let us both curse the telegraph post for entirely different reasons and get home before it is dark.
6
They think nothing of sitting whole hours on the top of a post-maybea little thicker than an ordinary telegraph post.
7
I said something like this to my friend; and he answered with sardonic truth, "Ah, you wait till we come to a telegraph post."
8
She could see the telegraph posts flicking past outside the window.
9
I could see telegraph posts, and knew that the railway was just ahead.
10
The telegraph posts were fixed above Gorbitza, but the wires had not been strung.
11
The road itself was, of course, indistinguishable, but the telegraph posts marked its course.
12
The telegraph posts seemed to be posted to present arms (shall I say?)
13
The yemshicks said they were guided by the telegraph posts, which followed the line of road.
14
I have twice come on corpses swinging in the wind, hung from trees or telegraph posts.
15
How nice those solid, silent telegraph posts are!
16
The fields, the telegraph posts, and the forest could not be seen for the fog of snow.