Sentence examples for stenographic record from inspiring English sources

He found the stenographic record of a statement Roberts had made to him a couple of weeks back and read it once more from beginning to end.

The unorthodox, heretical account of Stanton's words is actually much easier to "source" than the canonic and orthodox and familiar one: it comes from a stenographic record made in the bedroom that night by a young man named James Tanner.

If you have ever been to a meeting where the reading of the minutes was not dispensed with, you know that they are not a stenographic record but a summary list, usually incomplete, of points made by participants.

Leningraders heard Shostakovich's Seventh for the first time under absurdly apt conditions, given – as Ross writes – that the composer intended to "record in almost stenographic fashion the emotions of battle".

Page 2 of that Tuesday's "Humanite" carried a stenographic report of a pre-anniversary speech delivered Monday night to a packed Communist audience in the Mutualite, the old leftist wing hall.

I stopped at the iconic stenographic figure.

It's more a stenographic kind of a job".

He's the hapless victim of a stenographic hijacking.

"Stenographic Figure" (c. 1942) eyes Picasso, Miró, and André Masson.

Wilson in 1913, and an interview with Charles Swem, Wilson's stenographic secretary who was….

The stenographic transcription was expected to run at least 170,000 words.