Sentence examples for type by hand from inspiring English sources

Mr. Good came to New York in 1883, from Pennsylvania, and worked at setting type by hand.

For years, his father published a small weekly paper in Essex County, N.J., and as a child Warren learned to set type by hand.

His college maintained an old-fashioned printing shop, where he learned how to set and ink type by hand, and to work an antique Chandler <&> Price treadle press.

Dunlap's staff worked late into the night setting the metal type by hand, drawing characters from fonts and placing them, letter by letter, line by line, into a frame that would finally be locked up tightly.

Mr. Ochs, who had set type by hand and had done some of his first printing on a hand-operated press, took a personal interest in each forward step in the mechanical department.

He was apprenticed to P.H. Radisch and became one of the last men in Europe to learn how to cut type by hand… Discusses the process of creating a new typeface, of harmonizing the relationships among the various letters and the parts of each letter.

And the information is still typed by hand on a computer keyboard.

They are plain glass flasks adorned only with thin labels that appear to have been typed by hand.

Any new sequence had to be typed by hand from the printed pages into the computer, several times in order to avoid human errors by a round of mutual comparison.

If you're typing by hand, you can imagine you're using the same instrument that Kerouac and Bukowski and Ginsberg used.

She used to type those by hand, with the incumbent risk of error; now it's just a couple of shortcuts.