Sentence examples for handwrite from inspiring English sources
'handwrite' is a correct and commonly used word in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to writing something by hand instead of typing it. For example: "I always handwrite my thank-you notes."
verb
To write something manually, normally used to emphasise that it is not being typed.
Mr Scoble's area of expertise was tablet PCs laptop computers that allow users to handwrite their notes, and that have been mostly a dud, both then and now.
You'll never learn to handwrite if you live to be a hundred".
The flood knocked out his point of sale system and he had to handwrite all the credit card slips, only to find out two weeks later that the banks would accept only electronic transactions.
I could handwrite on its screen surprisingly quickly using a stripped-down alphabet named Graffiti.
I am a psychiatrist and would like to handwrite my notes and then have a program convert them into text that I can save to my computer.
That evening I took out a thick piece of cardstock and sat down to handwrite the words.
Back came a letter, handwritten by the chief education officer, Mr Taylor, agreeing to the application on the grounds that he was confident I would continue to bring distinction upon Leeds in the years ahead.
Mathieu's unpublished handwritten letters meant that Harris had to recruit French researchers.
An extraordinary collection, it brings together photographs, song sheets, handwritten notes, posters and film clips – many of which have not been seen before in public.
Among the tranche of documents in this year's National Archives release are handwritten notes Thatcher took during a meeting she held with the wives of strike-breaking Welsh miners.
The knowledge thus amassed is then stored on millions of yellowing pieces of paper, typed or handwritten; from an old-time dictator's viewpoint, exclusive access to these files is at least as powerful an instrument of fear as any torture chamber.
