heliograph
helio informal

Canada had the last major army to have the heliograph as an issue item.

It was after dark so messengers had to be sent rather than use the heliograph.

There was an ocean, flashing like a heliograph in the sun.

A living eye that blinked from the hill like the flash of a heliograph.

As he turned from the window, the sunlight flashed off his bald head like a heliograph.

She had a baby face, little pearly teeth, a smile you could use for a heliograph.

Instantly, the ship shone like the polished mirror of a heliograph.

The heliograph uses a mirror to reflect sunlight to a distant observer.

Communications with the mainland was originally done by a signal lamp or heliograph.

The road, now well paved, rounded a shoulder of the same small mountain upon whose peak they had seen the heliograph.

Mark supposed that the heliograph had been busy.

A windmill flashed in the sun, and its turning blades were like a little heliograph, far away.

He pushed through the back door, and the interior of the store was filled with a hot light like the sun leaping off a heliograph.

Watchers never use the heliograph in sight of the Aventine walls for that very reason.

For about a quarter of an hour I endeavoured to make contact by this primitive heliograph with no result.

She wanted them disarmed, with two or three of her packs assigned to each unit, reporting by heliograph.

But send fast messengers, and while today's sun is bright, use the heliograph as far as possible.

An attempt was made to convert a polished biscuit tin into a heliograph, but with poor success.

In return members receive the quarterly publication, "The Heliograph."

He saw his signal briefly acknowledged and knew that the order to cease fire was being flashed by heliograph to the batteries.

In earlier times, this may have involved the use of smoke signals, drums, semaphore, flags, or heliograph.

They got it open, sliding it back like a pie-wedge of steel, and set up a heliograph.

The novels were briefly in print from Heliograph Inc.

The heliograph had some great advantages.

Miles developed expertise with the heliograph, which he used to great purpose in the Arizona Apache campaigns.

He took off his coat and held it out to Helio.

He swept up the book which Helio had been reading.

As if under a spell, he followed with his eyes every move Helio made.

Helio offered to begin the class with the man.

Helio said in a cross voice, "I must ask all of you to leave the kitchen.

Helio had approximately 170,000 subscribers at time of the acquisition.

After all, while Helio may not be a phone company, it still lets you make phone calls.

Like the other high-tech virtual operators, Helio will not be cheap.

Arnie turned the paper over and read the instructions that Helio had written out.

Chief among them is Helio, a year-old mobile phone carrier aimed at young people.

The door, shut from within, swung closed after them, cutting off the sight of Helio at his job.

The door chimes sounded, and Helio went to answer.

Helio was criticized for not having the latest phones its marketing promised.

A helio on the hill cried for help.

"Yes," Helio said in a voice which Arnie had never heard him use before.

He had thought they might be using a helio to send (heir messages, but pigeons!

Took the message and came straight in, but I don't know how long the helio was blinking."

When Helio first began offering service via a soft launch in May 2006.

"It is to be built soon," Helio said.

Helio added, "It is in actuality the capacity within the boy which you must depend on.

On the other hand, Helio let his left arm hang and looked very sad withstanding the pain."

Carlos agreed to this and Helio Gracie became an instructor.

Helio created a custom portal for users to interface with the social networking site.

The Helio Sequence makes its songs for full immersion.

But Helio would not tap the mat.