Sentence examples for typewriter's from inspiring English sources

But they restricted you to your typewriter's font — rather, your secretary's typewriter's font — or your skill with Letraset and a felt-tipped pen.

The typewriter's biggest users were offices.

I let my personal prejudice against clicking and clacking blind me to the typewriter's resurgence potential.

Punctuating the work's earthy roil with a typewriter's chatter and ping was novel and appropriate.

Joseph was once a famous writer; now, at 60, his typewriter's surfaces are "furred with dust".

The design he came up with was in many ways no better than previous ones, and he had little part in the typewriter's later history.

I found good starting points to be Nature Blogs, Occam's Typewriter and The Guardian's Science Blogs.

"Reality and real people are too subtle and complicated for anybody's typewriter, even Tolstoy's, even yours, even mine," he wrote to John Nichols.

Between hold-out writers and collectors like Tom Hanks, a typewriter repairman's work is never done.

SHAKE TO DELETE: The Etch A Sketch was the typewriter generation's introduction to a screen that could make words simply vanish.

Wershler-Henry quotes an early history of the typewriter, Bruce Bliven's "The Wonderful Writing Machine," to the effect that the QWERTY keyboard was in fact "considerably less efficient than if the arrangement had been left to chance".