telex

The number of telex lines will increase from 26 to 70.

They seem to be clean, or so the telex says.

But Telex, believe it or not, is a new one.

The telex from Atlanta had been very clear on that.

To the same effect, he sent a telex message to the President.

Two men in an office on the wrong side of town with a telex machine.

Then they got one of those telexes, and he was out on his ear.

"Maybe you could switch your telex off for a day or two."

One needs to buy a telex directory, like a phone book.

"I wrote the telexes, and there was nothing of the kind."

It is one of the new convention places and has telex.

He then read the telex several times in the privacy of his hotel room.

The telex in his hand only gave orders, not the reasons behind them.

I can get a telex off tonight, have you an answer inside an hour."

It can also include telex, bank account and tax code.

To this day telex messages are charged by the word.

The court held that the money was appropriated only when the telex took effect.

They involved quite a lot of phone calls, telexes, and faxes.

Telex and telephone communications remained cut for the second day.

Sometimes a telex to one state can be five meters long."

Back in her office, she flipped through a stack of telexes.

She came to the next telex, and stared in astonishment.

At that time, with only a telex machine available, he struggled to get any attention for his idea.

Telex officials were never asked to explain the rationale behind the options.

She requested all telexes to be collected and sent out to her each week.

Take the example of telexing money abroad, or receiving it.

I nearly telexed you not to come,' he said.

I had telexed him ahead of time that I was coming.

If it were true he would have telexed my hotel.'

"That was telexed to us at one o'clock this afternoon.

I telexed our local office to arrange it.

Moments earlier, the invitations had been telexed by the Vatican to all of the concerned foreign ministries.

The incident report which was telexed to Edinburgh seemed'to back that up.

"I telexed a buying order to Zurich this morning.

'I do want to have very simple things,' she telexed Moira.

Lawrence Wetherby telexed a report through to Langley late last night.

I've already telexed the Minister to this effect."

I could have Telexed that information or have sent Monica."

"We spent months arranging the visit and we repeatedly telexed officials there to confirm the meeting," she said.

When the company knew it had won an Award it telexed the Saudis.

Our dossier on Flynn will be Telexed to the consulate shortly.

He telexed the results to Chicago.

A few weeks later the Bangkok Embassy telexed us to say that visas would be issued as we requested.

Another option is to call Comsat's 800 number and dictate a message, which will be telexed to a ship passenger.

'I really don't think anyone in this firm understands finance,' she telexed Moira.

We're telexing you Edwards's updated dossier and a data package, but here's the bare bones of it.

Each itinerary so filed is then supposedly telexed to Djanet, in case a search party should need to be sent out.

I telexed back.

Zaitzev saw it telexed off, then handed the copy to a messenger to be hand-delivered to the top floor.

There was the prescribed plate on the back of the car and I'd telexed the number to London and that was routine too.