Definitionn. someone skilled in the transcription of speech
Last update: July 14, 2015
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Lily works as a stenographer in strakes co. Limited. [Please select]
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These speeches were generally not recorded by the stenographer; the Sla y s protected themselves against this by gradually getting it accepted that polyglot stenographers should be appointed, that their speeches should be translated, and that they should be added as appendices to the parliamentary reports in the correct national language; finally it was resolved (June 1917) that all speeches should be reported verbatim in the parliamentary reports, in the language in which they were delivered. [Please select]
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"Mother had gone to Chicago, hoping for a position in some respectable office, but they didn't want a typewriter who wasn't a stenographer." [Please select]
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"When a fellow has got up in life enough to have a stenographer, it's high time he was sitting down." [Please select]
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The pale young stenographer bent over his note-book, his disfigured face intent and serious. [Please select]
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He held out to the stenographer the letter he was answering. [Please select]
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The young stenographer had heard this too, and had caught the frown of annoyance which the personal reference brought to Neale's forehead. [Please select]
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Powers' words, from that to the stenographer's, to the name on the envelope. [Please select]
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