Whitehouse jerked the engine-room telegraph; the propeller thrashed astern; the sails dropped from the yards and were sheeted home.
A bell later Marr gave the order for a change of course and reached for the engine-room telegraph.
Marr reached for the engine-room telegraph, a bell clanged below, the single screw thrashed the water astern and the Pole Star rounded on a long arc, gliding down the bay to a position off Meigg's Wharf.
He lowered these glasses, reached for the engine-room telegraph, and the throbbing of the Pole Star's screws died to a quiver.
Moving like a jumping-jack, Dan's right hand reached for the lever of the engine-room telegraph.
Tupper stood with hand on the engine-room telegraph.
Curtin stood with one hand on the engine-room telegraph, awaiting the order for headway.
His hand at the engine-room telegraph, Dan waited, while Ensign Stark watched that periscope through his glass.
There was hardly need to use the engine-room telegraph to stop the engines, for they were gradually slowing down.
With his hand on the engine-room telegraph, Parker waited in the most keen suspense, and it was not till the forts opened fire and twice nearly struck "No.
With his hand on the engine-room telegraph, the captain gave the men at the wheel a course to conform to that of the Lymptania.
They must have heard him clearly on the English ship, for we, on our part, could hear the ringing of their engine-room telegraph.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "room telegraph" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
