telegraph post मीनिंग इन हिंदी

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. In 1884, 2, 406 telegraph post offices operated in the Kingdom of Hungary.
2. Construction of roads and bridges began, along with fifty-three telegraph post links.
3. Railway lines were cut, telegraph posts destroyed, government buildings burnt, and three Europeans murdered.
4. Strips of colour banded by white were painted on telegraph posts, fences and trees as part of a network of trails along State highways.
5. In Waskaduwa the rails with the sleepers were torn up for over a mile, and the telegraph posts toppled over along the whole stretch.
6. He was involved in a fatal traffic accident in 1928 when the truck he was driving missed a corner and collided into a telegraph post.
7. They demand an art that is going to be like their art, the art of building railroads, stations, ballast beds, steam engines, miles of telegraph posts and wire.
8. The title card and technical credits are followed by introductions of the two lead characters : " F . H . A . ( Sherlock ) Homes " as police chief " Flat-Foot Flanigan with a Floy Floy, " and " Edward G . Robemsome " ( a caricature of Robinson ) as notorious gang leader " Killer Diller . " After these introductions, Killer and his gang are seen robbing every bank in the town in numerical order ( except that they skip the 13th bank out of superstition )  with the newspaper " Telegraph Post " reporting the criminals'every move, and even declaring that they have robbed 87 banks in a single day.
9. There was always an explanation . . . in context with the war that we were sustaining at the time and in context within the tactic moment when we were going to blow up a bridge, yes, we were going to blow it up so that the Army could not go through and to stop it from its barbarism . . . to cut its advances and withdraws-But from Nent�n to the North, the highway was closed [ end of 1981 to beginning of 1982 ], the Army did not get in, not a single authority would come in, and the telegraph posts-which were the other communication device that existed-were taken down " . " When we cut power to some ( Army ) barracks the power to the closest towns and village was cut as well, creating resentment in the population.
10. There was always an explanation . . . in context with the war that we were sustaining at the time and in context within the tactic moment when we were going to blow up a bridge, yes, we were going to blow it up so that the Army could not go through and to stop it from its barbarism . . . to cut its advances and withdraws-But from Nent�n to the North, the highway was closed [ end of 1981 to beginning of 1982 ], the Army did not get in, not a single authority would come in, and the telegraph posts-which where the other communication device that existed-were taken down " . " When we cut power to some ( Army ) barracks the power to the closest towns and village was cut as well, creating resentment in the population.