Примеры использования: telegraph pole
- все
- телеграфный столб
- прочие переводы
Only thing you've forgotten to bring with you's your telegraph pole.
A common gift was either a miniature steam engine, no bigger than a cat, or just the opposite-a chisel that was larger than a telegraph pole.
Обычно дарили или очень маленькую, величиной в кошку, модель паровоза, или, напротив того, зубило, превосходящее размерами телеграфный столб.
On his way back to the Criminal Investigation Department Shelga suddenly stopped as though he had run into a telegraph pole.
He was standing by a telegraph pole and shouting encouragement to a post-office worker who was clambering up towards the insulators, gripping the pole with iron claws.
Он стоял у телеграфного столба и криками подбадривал рабочего связи, который, цепляясь железными когтями за дерево, подбирался к изоляторам.
They also missed the bullets lodged in the telegraph pole and fence over there.
It's like a bloody telegraph pole.
As soon as my father had the money in his hand, ...he persuaded me to stand next to a telegraph pole.
It was five miles from the Cleary house to Wahine, and by the time Meggie saw telegraph poles in the distance her legs were trembling and her socks were falling down.
От дома Клири до Уэхайна было пять миль, и когда Мэгги увидела вдали телеграфные столбы, у нее дрожали коленки и совсем сползли носки.
It included some rather artistic shots of a telegraph pole.
Burning trees and a telegraph pole have fallen across the line.
Passing an old-timer up a telegraph pole they ask him what he's doing.
It is believed the car skidded on ice before crashing into the telegraph pole.
Keep straight, and when you reach a telegraph pole, follow the hedge to a gate.
A quad bike rider who crashed into a telegraph pole on a Berkshire road has died.
Lei was a model soldier who died in 1962, aged 22, when a telegraph pole fell on him.
Лей был образцовым солдатом, который погиб в 1962 году в возрасте 22 лет, когда на него упал телеграфный столб.
One man fell to his death from the el; another fell from a telegraph pole and broke his neck.