How To Use Stenograph In A Sentence
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But dutifully stenographed Greg, as always, with enough practice you might become a fax machine.
Hillary Hits Obama: "Pennsylvanians Don't Need A President Who Looks Down On Them"
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Barely 12 or 13 inmates had turned up during 1998-2003 for tailoring and stenography.
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Stenography is no longer a marketable skill.
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Almost all stenographers have their own customized machines, which they take with them on specific jobs.
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It's the confidential stenographer who has been tampered with — you remember that middle-aged, youngish-oldish woman, Tom?
THEFT
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He informed people of the importance of Urdu stenography and Urdu computer software.
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The court reporter remained poised over the stenography machine, its unlabeled black keys a mystery to everyone but her.
RUNNING FROM THE LAW
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Unlike most other crimes, it is technically possible for a spy to encrypt, hide evidence using stenography, or both, and even completely delete all traces of evidence that was once on media.
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-- I this evening boasted, that although I did not write what is called stenography, or short-hand, in appropriated characters devised for the purpose, I had a method of my own of writing half words, and leaving out some altogether so as yet to keep the substance and language of any discourse which I had heard so much in view, that I could give it very completely soon after I had taken it down.
Boswell's Life of Johnson Abridged and edited, with an introduction by Charles Grosvenor Osgood
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Then he spent ten minutes standing behind the counter typing away on his computer like a courtroom stenographer on methamphetamines.
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Since the media is quick to jump on the Clinton bandwagon, expect to see the first round of reporting -- I mean "stenography" -- tilted in her favor.
Poll: Majority Disagree With Obama On "Bitter" Remarks
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I have stenographed every word he has said to me respecting the equable distribution of certain curiosities among his friends and children, and his last wish about “his” dear old friend, Sir
How I Found Livingstone
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She watched Ed and Tobes go out, followed by the stenographer, and mentally began to compose her analysis.
A MEANS TO EVIL
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The increasing simplification traceable from the Egyptian epigraphic hieroglyphs to the Greek and Roman alphabets and the anticipation of modern stenography and telegraphic code in the cuneiform inscriptions (Semitic) and the virgular quinquecostate ogham writing (Celtic).
Ulysses
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Perhaps London had more to offer than stenography with Messrs Frognal and Harrison?
THE GOLDEN LION
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It's called a stenotype machine, and it's also used for captioning television broadcasts and general office stenography.
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In 1910, 38 percent of bookkeepers, 85 percent of stenographers and typists, and 18 percent of clerks were women.
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Desperate, he hired a stenographer and dictated a very self-reflexive story about a man whose dual obsessions - gambling and a woman named Polina - become tangled.
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No, I won't "condescend" to serve as stenographer of who said what at the forum - nor did I expect that from bloggers here.
Green Mountain Daily - Front Page
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He moved up from there to become a stenographer at several newspapers.
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There should be a full stenographic record of the hearing available to the parties concerned.
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While a young adult, she teaches herself stenography, which will become one of the primary means of sustaining herself for the rest of her life.
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The technique is generally known as stenography, or a way to write hidden messages known only to the sender and recipient.
CSO
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The two of them met at the Nuremberg trials, where my mother was an Allied stenographer.
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Perhaps London had more to offer than stenography with Messrs Frognal and Harrison?
THE GOLDEN LION
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Can't we get a stenographer in here so I can make a statement?
MURDER IN E MINOR
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Stenographer: Your little girl wants to kiss you over the phone.
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`Two, three, four thousand man-hours, stenography, photography, forensic, tech reps.
A MEANS TO EVIL
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Rarely is a stenographer present, so there is seldom any record of the proceedings.
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I this evening boasted, that although I did not write what is called stenography, or short-hand, in appropriated characters devised for the purpose, I had a method of my own of writing half words, and leaving out some altogether so as yet to keep the substance and language of any discourse which I had heard so much in view, that I could give it very completely soon after I had taken it down.
The Life of Samuel Johnson LL.D.
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She and Nancy corresponded daily in the "pothooks," as Jennie Bruce called the stenographic signs.
A Little Miss Nobody Or, With the Girls of Pinewood Hall
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Sales included a rare first edition of Sir Isaac's stenographic shorthand from 1837, which fetched £763 and a £2,115 manuscript volume of his correspondence in shorthand between 1839 and 1843.
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TPM so faithfully stenographed Snarlin Arlen a few days ago, and HE SAID there would be no immunity for the telcos.
Dodd Will Filibuster Telecom Immunity Bill If Reid Brings It To Vote
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He chatted with clerks, stenographers, police, lawyers, sometimes even defendants.
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His eyes wandered from the efficient hands to the bronze slippers and back again, and he swore to himself that there were mighty few stenographers like her in existence.
Chapter XVIII
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When she returned home to Carlisle, Pennsylvania, she enrolled immediately in a local commercial college and a year later, after learning typing and stenography, sent out applications.
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More insidious than the numerous hothead pundits are the far more numerous reporters who can't stop providing stenographic services to official sources under the guise of journalism.
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She denied that stenographers could ever form a union, but she could not answer his acerb, "Why not?
The Job An American Novel
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Born near London, England, Insull learned stenography, emigrated to America, and landed a job in 1880 as the personal secretary of Thomas Edison.
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On one occasion, part of the ceiling fell in on the stenographer who was keeping a daily transcript of proceedings.
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Coursework included: secretarial principles, office administration, management, business English, English word processing, stenography, bookkeeping.
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But it's treated rather blithely in a stenographic US media, with little attention to its substance or peril.
William Bradley: Drifting to War with Iran: Beware the Hysteria
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`Two, three, four thousand man-hours, stenography, photography, forensic, tech reps.
A MEANS TO EVIL
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But at least it's not another piece of press-release stenography from the Real Estate Nerd. blog comments powered by Disqus publicola nerds
Last Night « PubliCola
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The paper encourages reporters to incorporate analysis into their reporting rather than compose a stenographic procession of facts, quotations, and official denials, allowing it in many cases to get closer to the truth than its rivals.
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Journalists don't "journalize," they just report, that is, jot down stenographically everything and anything unchallenged.
The Latest on Air America
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TP U BG, which supposedly means “FUCK” in stenographic shorthand, or SHTHPNS), it may not discriminate based on viewpoint (for instance, because ARYAN-1 conveys a “message of racial superiority”), nor may it use standards that are so vague that they can be a cloak for viewpoint discrimination (e.g., a “contrary to public policy” standard).
The Volokh Conspiracy » (Maybe) Racist Vanity Plates and the First Amendment
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Prosecutors, grand jurors, marshals and court stenographers are legally compelled not to reveal what happens in the grand jury room.
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The extraordinary response to my departure from The Washington Post once again illustrated how much readers hunger for a new - or perhaps I should say old - method of political reporting: One that doesn't rely on stenography or "splitting the difference," but involves knowledgeable and trusted reporters calling things as they see them, speaking the truth -- and letting the chips fall where they may.
Discourse.net: It's Official
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In the presence of Lawton, Seiler, a court stenographer, and the paramedic, the judge summoned each of the jurors individually and asked them under oath if they had called a paramedic in the middle of the night to discuss the case.
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
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I could just about see sending a stenographed form letter to the twelve X-Factor finalists, what with the lotofgoodworkforcharity.
No Rock And Roll Fun
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She graduated from the renowned Boston's Girls' High School and shortly thereafter pursued stenography for a livelihood.
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The door of the far room opened to admit a stenographer; Tobes was over by the window, innocent and unconcerned.
A MEANS TO EVIL
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I followed the Nixon Watergate stories breathlessly, but the Post has become much too comfortable with error and slipshod (stenographic) reporting.
Matthew Yglesias » A Suggested Correction for George Will
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Remember, Carol," he said to the stenographer ," this transcript is sealed until I say further.
ROUGH JUSTICE
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Media lapdogs are marked by stenographic tendencies, sympathetic frames and a reliance on industry jargon.
Max Stanley: How Revisionist Reporting Hurts Everyone
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It is significant, however, that while the highest salary for a non-resident teacher has been only $1,400, "the best situation has been offered by an insurance company for a private secretary of high attainments in stenography and higher mathematics.
Art and Handicraft in the Woman's Building of the World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893
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The stenographer may be either a hotel employee or an employee of a concessionaire.
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The other young stars, judging by their paucity of further credits, apparently used the film as a springboard to careers in such varied fields as stenography, dental hygiene, and automotive repair.
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The increasing simplification traceable from the Egyptian epigraphic hieroglyphs to the Greek and Roman alphabets and the anticipation of modern stenography and telegraphic code in the cuneiform inscriptions (Semitic) and the virgular quinquecostate ogham writing (Celtic).
Ulysses
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Second, while Edwards did not cave into right-wing pressure, which was dutifully stenographed by the media, the power structure that allows Republicans to push any conceivable smear of Democrats and progressives into national focus is still fully operational.
This Isn't Over-- follow-up on Edwards Blogger Story
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The students were able to stenograph and record the conversation
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Is that what Friedman had in mind when he stenographed for the Bush admin?
Think Progress » Friedman Blasts Liberals, Claims They Believe Arabs Are ‘Incapable Of Democracy’
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Lady from the Stenographer's Agency to see about the position, said Pitcher.
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They have to be clear and stop waffling or getting suckered into invented Republican arguments and claims which the stenographic mass media facilitates all the time.
Think Progress » Huckabee: Obama will win re-election.
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True to form, he had cussed out the office boy, spoken in fatherly fashion to the trainmaster over the telephone about the lateness of No. 210, remarked to the stenographer that her last letter had looked like the exquisite tracks of a cow's hoof -- and then he had read two telegrams.
O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921
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I won't "condescend" to serve as stenographer of who said what at the forum
Green Mountain Daily - Front Page
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I've taken such courses as secretarial principles, office ad-ministration, business English, public relations, etiquette study, psychology, computer programming, typing, stenography(sentence dictionary), and file-keeping.
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The second letter has a date line, personal signature and initials of dictator and stenographer -- little touches that add to the personality of the letter_
Business Correspondence
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The word [nazaf (nun-zayin-fey)] "censured," "placed under ban," by a form of Rabbinical interpretation known as _notarikon_ (stenographer's method, abbreviation), is connected with the words of this verse in
Pirke Avot Sayings of the Jewish Fathers
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The speed and accuracy of stenography make it ideally suited to capturing the fast, and unpredictable, output of live broadcasts.
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The police stenographer recorded the man's confession word by word.
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Those attending are the White House correspondents, their average age surprisingly young, whose job - though involving some exotic travel and hobnobbing - tends toward a form of stenography.
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Its first students studied ‘commercial skills’ such as typing and stenography.
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In her undated recommendation of eliminations for 1932's "Red Headed Woman," starring Jean Harlow as a randy stenographer, the professional viewer invoked sisterhood of a kind in laying blame for the film's inappropriateness at the feet of director Jack Conway rather than Harlow.
The Storm Before the Calm
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In the following years she worked as a young nanny, telephonist, office worker, stenographer and journalist and had several short stories published.
The Nobel Prize in Literature 2007 - Bio-bibliography
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That's what's known as "stenography" - come to me and tell me what you want me to say/print, don't expect me to ferret it out myself.
Tim Russert Has Passed Away
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The court reporter remained poised over the stenography machine, its unlabeled black keys a mystery to everyone but her.
RUNNING FROM THE LAW
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The chore of stenography, however, was open to both men and women in the beginning.
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The “liberal” New York Times allowed Judith ‘Stenographer’ Miller to print her unverified stories that were instrumental in coercing the nation into war.
Think Progress » The NYT knew before the 2004 election.
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This stenographic reliance on official sources is not in keeping with independent journalism.
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This week, the stenographic coverage our "leaders" count on features the administration's proposed $1.1 trillion in ten years deficit reduction versus the House Republicans' battles to shave up to $100 billion from this year's spending.
What the press isn't telling you about Obama's budget
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In the old days, everything the stenographer typed would print to a roll of narrow paper tape.
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They sought a white-collar and clerical staff capable of using the latest office machinery, with modern office skills (such as stenography and typing), polished grammar, and some mathematical prowess.
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Tang said when he invented Yawei shorthand in the 1930s, he hoped "stenography would someday become a booming industry in China".
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Mr. Pitcher, she said to the confidential clerk, did Mr. Maxwell say anything yesterday about engaging another stenographer.
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Prosecutors, grand jurors, marshals and court stenographers are legally compelled not to reveal what happens in the grand jury room.
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He won the election based on a pattern of lies loudly repeated and dutifully stenographed.
CT-SEN
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It's called a stenotype machine, and it's also used for captioning television broadcasts and general office stenography.
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So you were fucking the court stenographer.
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Many occupations, such as clerking, stenographing, laundering, and certain kinds of unskilled factory work are almost entirely taken over by women, who labor throughout the same working-day as men, and usually at a lesser wage than men would receive for the same kind of work.
The Social Emergency Studies in Sex Hygiene and Morals
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He was back in two weeks, and more work went through that typewriter, and then came days which he spent in study at the Lambert Library, and pages of memoranda and notes which he read to her at her office, which were faithfully stenographed and promptly, accurately typewritten, and there were soon some evening walks home, -- several of them, -- and Forrest found the way curiously short as compared with the original estimate.
A Tame Surrender, A Story of The Chicago Strike
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As stenographer to the two members of the firm, Bok was immediately brought into touch with the leading authors of the day, their works as they were discussed in the correspondence dictated to him, and the authors terms upon which books were published.
The First “Woman’s Page,” “Literary Leaves,” and Entering Scribner’s
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Perhaps London had more to offer than stenography with Messrs Frognal and Harrison?
THE GOLDEN LION
