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Meanings of telephone post in English
Spanish
poste telefónico 
Synonyms
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
You crashed it into a phone pole?
2
Norrie took two cautious steps toward the black, fly-buzzing heap at the foot of the phone pole.
3
They all make me want to throw my pager out the window and tell Sprint to cut my phone pole.
4
I was standing outside the picket fence around Bobby Oswald's yard, leaning against a phone pole, smoking a cigarette and pretending to read the paper.
5
They are not businesslike and military, like phone poles anchored in concrete.
1
She couldn't imagine returning to work -answering the phone , posting payments -as if nothing in her life had changed.
Usage of telephone post in English
1
Sommers had edged her into a protected corner formed by a large telephone post.
2
I'm going to run you up every telephone post we come to for that insult!
3
I was standing close to the telephone post between Pacific Hotel bar and Mose's newsstand when I heard one or two shots fired almost together.
4
Telephone posts emerged like weeds, at odd angles, jutting up, sprouting hundreds of wires that sagged across streets.
5
He says, in places the snow is over the telephone posts." "I'll try it anyway," I said.
6
They sheltered apparently, though at a considerable distance, another farmhouse; for a road led along their southern edge, lined with telephone posts.
7
It was that fleeting sight of the telephone posts over again, though on a slightly smaller scale; but this time it was in front.