Sentence examples for young typewriter from inspiring English sources

In more than a dozen interviews, young typewriter aficionados raised a common theme.

For many younger typewriter users, the old technology rests comfortably beside the new.

At the time, I wrote that this approach reminded me of the "infinite monkey" theorem: young women plus typewriters equals young women's media.

Young Americans use typewriters too though their reasons are mostly aesthetic.

Next to four Smith Corona typewriters, a young woman wore a hand-scrawled sign around her neck: "Ask me typewriter questions!

They remain as a testament to a group of very energetic, devoted young women, to bad typewriters, often illegible handwriting, and long hours of deeply non-unionised work, reading and research.

To emphasize this point, the back of each volume shows a picture of King as a young man (perched over a typewriter, naturally) juxtaposed with one of him now.

The typist turned the novel, the typewriter, and the five young scientists in to the K.G.B.

She was perched on a desk chair on another set, of an office in the law firm in which the young Carrie is interning (Rolodex; electric typewriter).

The first time she put her hands on a typewriter she was too young to have even felt or known most of the things that would drive and define her narratives later: love, passion, exile, betrayal, loss, reconciliation.

Watching the preview question why young bearded guys are obsessed with typewriters, I kept wondering who is this for?