telfer

[ tel-fer ]

noun

1. telpher.

telfer

/ ˈtɛlfə /

noun

1. a variant spelling of telpher

Other Words From

• telfer·age noun

Example Sentences

Spokesman James Telfer suggested the coming hearings would be "one of the most distressing" parts of the inquiry, adding it was "deeply disturbing" more was not being done to learn from the experiences of bereaved families and health staff.

From BBC

The police said they believed the man had coordinated a shipment of 900 kilograms, or about 1,980 pounds, of cocaine to be smuggled into the country via a ship in November last year, said Superintendent Adrian Telfer of the A.F.P.

From New York Times

“At the time that we believe these drugs were offloaded into the ocean,” Superintendent Telfer said, “there were very adverse weather conditions, and we believe that they were a significant factor in why they couldn’t recover these drugs.”

From New York Times

“Obviously, doing the maths,” Superintendent Telfer said, “we believe there is more out there.”

From New York Times

Charlie Telfer strikes from outside the box to double the Airdrie lead.

From BBC