Sentence examples for the typesetting from inspiring English sources
verb
To set or compose written material into type
Our puzzle this week is from Donald Knuth, creator of the typesetting system TeX.
For use with a Teletypesetter, the typesetting machine is equipped with a mechanism that translates the tape.
An old Random House dictionary — a company of which Mr. Berger was president did the typesetting for the letter L — sits on a stand.
The executive declined to identify the typesetting company or discuss whether it had been chosen by China Life or by the investment banks that sponsored the deal.
The name of his son Matthew, who was next in charge and apparently did the typesetting, appears on the title page of a later volume of the Almanack (1647).
All three typesetting machines have been adapted for photocomposition and for teletypesetting, by which a perforated tape, encoded by impulses received over a telephone wire, activates the typesetting keys.
Proofs of the typeset version were then taped in position with prints of the scanned images, printed to size.
For Solzhenitsyn's latest works, she sets the type on an I.B.M. composing machine, and then she sends the typeset pages to Paris, where their friend Nikita Struve runs the Russian-language YMCA-Press.
Readers like JW Yates (whose first names were John William) would have read the typeset version of an article aloud while a copyholder, perhaps J Bergin, checked through the text originally submitted by the author.
A search through the V&A archive in London revealed three manuscripts handwritten in school notebooks, one rough colour sketch of Kitty-in-Boots, a dummy book with some of the typeset manuscript laid out, and a pencil sketch of arch-villain Mr Tod.
(Note that the typeset for nook is all in lower case).
