In his essay, he used the word telegraph to refer to the abstract process of transmitting arbitrarily long messages across great distances by means of a symbolic code.

Please telegraph the message to the main office immediately.

The historian studied the old telegraphings to trace the network of 19th-century correspondents.

Her telegraphical message left out all pleasantries, delivering only the essential facts.

The telegrapher in the station worked through the night to send urgent messages to the front.

The museum's new exhibit includes several telegraphic devices from the nineteenth century.

By telegraphing his intentions during negotiations, he weakened his bargaining position.

The archivist carefully catalogued every telegraphing found in the wartime correspondence.

During the storm, the telegraphers worked tirelessly to restore the broken lines.

Every morning he telegraphs the factory to confirm the delivery schedule.