NOUN
- a duplicating machine that makes quick positive or negative copies directly on the surface of prepared paper
How To Use Photostat In A Sentence
- Under the most dangerous conditions, the combination was solved and the safe opened…. the naval cipher book was delivered to an agent, who came to the door of the chancery, had the pages photostatted and came back at 4:40 a.m. Operatives, Spies, and Saboteurs
- On receipt of this letter I wrote to Dr. Bhagavantham, enclosing a photostat copy of Mr. Shoji Hattori's letter.
- Moreover, this player lent Nicky his driving-licence, and Nicky enclosed a photostat of it to back up his story.
- It was certainly not a typewriter, let alone a photostat machine.
- A photostat of a transfer of funds from one of your personal bank accounts to a private account in Andorra. CHAMELEON
- I can only invite readers to write in their queries and I will do my best to answer, possibly by photostats from some better informed writers.
- At one point, a character in 2085 wants to look up a newspaper article from 1938; she calls the operator and has a photostat in her hands within a few minutes.
- All the envy, exasperation and spite he filtered out of his own quiet, grid-based paintings he dumped into hellzapoppin 'art-world cartoons (wisely prologued in William Rubin's conservative but razor-sharp installation as big photostats near the entrance). Every Picture Tells
- She sent photostats of it to young Jewish scholars who had loved her.
- Later, he dispensed with objects and photographs and concentrated on language itself, enlarging words and their dictionary definitions in black-and-white photostats.
