Telegraphed in a sentence

A from its staff in December 1972 notes concerns about the timeliness of reporting, the problems of using telegraphed reports, and how best to get communications to the “main office” securely.

A well-telegraphed one isn't what you should fear in my opinion.

It’s the sort of blunder that’s telegraphed from the opening scene where Adam has his very first sip of beer, but it is still a fascinating choice, as it technically doesn’t break any of the rules Mike detailed.

The brilliance of the episode is that his death is never telegraphed and in the span of 60 intensely emotional minutes, it's hardly processed.

The government at the time telegraphed early autumn for the official announcement.

Their demises’ ambiguous nature and their telegraphed importance to the multiverse narrative surely means that neither Scarlet Witch nor Kang is dead.

Their status is telegraphed not through bespoke suits, but through modes of consumption for which there is no imitation (mansions, private security and luxury cars).

The Scrapped Watchman's attacks are fast but very telegraphed.

His grab attack is, indeed, deadly, but it’s also very well telegraphed.

Ms. Soon-Shiong had telegraphed the concerns over Ms. Harris’s Israel policy in a post on social media earlier this week about the publication’s decision not to endorse.

Rarely in the history of war crimes has a war crime been so telegraphed, openly discussed, and executed to the letter.

The on Iranian generals at a diplomatic facility in Damascus, which led to Iran’s well-telegraphed missile attack on April 14, certainly seemed to be to escalate.

The quarterly results had been telegraphed to the market on October 11, when newly installed Chief Executive Kelly Ortberg announced the company was cutting 10 percent of its workforce.

Those faint echoes grew in volume when Tua threw a telegraphed ball to his right and Gareth Anscombe swooped for a try to puncture any Exeter complacency.

Trump has telegraphed his likely choice to run the Energy Department if he wins November’s election: North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum (R).

And Facebook has telegraphed those values over and over again -- they prioritize their profits over violence and disinformation on their platform.

The message was telegraphed by most of the night’s speakers, including Republican John Kasich, who said, “I’m sure there are Republicans and independents who couldn’t imagine crossing over to support a Democrat.

And although the Fed telegraphed its move well in advance, a year ago most economists – including yours truly – didn’t see the rate cut coming.

For Pat Shurmur: How about a QB sneak or a quick, safe pass to get some breathing room on the 1-yard line rather than a telegraphed handoff to John Hilliman for a loss and a safety?

Take, for example, the Poway shooter who attacked at the Chabad Center three months ago; he telegraphed his intention on social media.