shorthand

Talk with her and take down what she says in shorthand.

She came in and sat down with her shorthand book.

We can add the full data in place of the shorthand.

This can be seen as a form of shorthand for what has come before.

But it is a shorthand that seems to be needed.

I mean, doing shorthand for four hours a day, it's too much!

She was the only secretary he knew who could still take shorthand.

Sometimes such shorthand gets so short it seems clearly wrong.

I did shorthand and at the age of 16 took a summer job as a secretary.

I'm also working away at my shorthand, which I enjoy.

After a while, it became second nature, and we spoke to each other in a shorthand.

Just you wait, by this time next year we'll be able to take perfect shorthand.

The shorthand answer was yes, Clemens can hit a bit.

This is familiar shorthand to anyone who has ever tried to take on the men in power.

Tell them Mason's getting a shorthand report of her story.

"This shorthand reporter is going to take down everything I say?"

He came in a remarkably short time, and with him was a shorthand man.

Daly had one of his men taking the whole thing down in shorthand.

They are used as a piece of shorthand by historians.

The young woman did nothing but sit in the church gallery taking shorthand.

I was going to do a course of shorthand and typing.

The term 80-20 is only a shorthand for the general principle at work.

A man with a shorthand notebook open in front of him sat at a table.

"By now we use a kind of shorthand, working together.

With so little time, each question produced shorthand, not insight.