How To Use Telephone wire In A Sentence
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Someone had cut the telephone wires.
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In the early 60s, as a raw sub-editor, I would handle his copy quite often from the desk in London: regularly we got to talk of cricket and I remember as if it was yesterday telling him of Brian Close's epic defiance in the Lord's Test of 1963 and delighting at hearing the contented cheers sea-shelling down the crackly telephone wire from Germany.
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They sometimes sit in long lines on telephone wires.
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A 27-day telephone wiretap in Maryland averaged 358 intercepts per day.
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For several minutes, she took to staring at a bird sitting on a telephone wire, ruffling its wings.
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They like to sit and sing conspicuously on a telephone wire or the top of a hedgerow tree.
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They like to sit and sing conspicuously on a telephone wire or the top of a hedgerow tree.
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They sometimes sit in long lines on telephone wires.
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He has ripped the telephone wire out, so we can't call the police.
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A mouse has gnawed its way through the telephone wire.
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I know something of this region – have had other experiences like this: a pine grosbeak two years running on the telephone wire, of which I had the longest, clearest view.
Country Diary: Ariège
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I ripped out the telephone wire that ran through to his office.
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A boy saw a telephone wireman on ladder.
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Whenever all the media and political establishment are jumping on the telephone wire like a horde of blackbirds, embracing the same conventional wisdom about the results of an election, the usual rule to follow is to jump in the other direction.
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A dry laugh echoed down the telephone wire.
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Information theory is a field of mathematics that scientists use to analyse strings of data, whether carried by DNA or radio waves or telephone wires.
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They sometimes sit in long lines on telephone wires.
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These tools enable the government to intercept far more information without a warrant - i.e. without probable cause - than traditional telephone wiretapping.
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A dry laugh echoed down the telephone wire.
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The telephone wire is cut off in this house.
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The telephone wire is cut off in this house.
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The telephone wire is cut off in this house.
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Modern office buildings have false floors, under which computer and telephone wires can be laid.
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A dry laugh echoed down the telephone wire.
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Then one morning the telephone wires are bare.
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BT in particular have been working with the Met to prevent a recent outbreak of copper telephone wire theft, something vital for overground communications to function properly.
Communication underscores London's emergency planning
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He has ripped the telephone wire out, so we can't call the police.
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Then one morning the telephone wires are bare.
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A lone black-shouldered kite watches from a telephone wire.
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Then one morning the telephone wires are bare.
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The telephone wires had been cut minutes before the assault.
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The telephone wire is cut off in this house.
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A mouse has gnawed its way through the telephone wire.
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A dry laugh echoed down the telephone wire.
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Modern office buildings have false floors, under which computer and telephone wires can be laid.
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They sometimes sit in long lines on telephone wires.
Times, Sunday Times
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They like to sit and sing conspicuously on a telephone wire or the top of a hedgerow tree.
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A mouse has gnawed its way through the telephone wire.
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Telephone wiretaps and electronic surveillance are and were essential in most counterintelligence operations.
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Someone had cut the telephone wires.
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They like to sit and sing conspicuously on a telephone wire or the top of a hedgerow tree.
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Someone had cut the telephone wires.
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A mouse has gnawed its way through the telephone wire.
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We design the special interface circuit between the message accounting device and the telephone wire.
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The telephone wires had been cut.
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Then he was back in the cockpit, gunning the engine, pointing the nose up and soaring over the telephone wires.
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We tend to be very suspicious of the paid hacks, the yeasayers and naysayers who generally act like a bunch of blackbirds on a telephone wire.
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In summer, we sit on the porch Like birds on a telephone wire.
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With braid, crimps are replaced by telephone wire wrapped tightly around the braid.
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Modern office buildings have false floors, under which computer and telephone wires can be laid.
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The woodlark was not singing in the sky, but on a telephone wire.
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A mouse has gnawed its way through the telephone wire.
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Apparently, however, the discovery of one detectaphone had been enough to disarm further suspicion, and the garage keeper had not thought it necessary to examine the telephone wires to see whether they had been tampered with in any way.
Guy Garrick
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A mouse has gnawed its way through the telephone wire.
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Who nipped off the telephone wire?
