shorthand typist BrE
stenographer AmE

She worked as a shorthand typist for much of her life.

After leaving school in 1973, she took a job as a shorthand typist.

Also at this time Stevens was working during the day as a shorthand typist.

Upon leaving school she trained as a shorthand typist and worked in that field for a time.

Barbara joined us as a junior shorthand typist in 1949.

Shorthand typist, someone who uses a high speed writing system to record speech.

She was a more than competent shorthand typist and an efficient secretary.

Her family's fortune spent, Geraldine earned a living as a shorthand typist.

"I don't think I've ever had occasion to use a shorthand typist.

They started work as shorthand typists and keypunch operators, for instance.

Shorthand typists were quite thick on the ground.

I blame myself for not insisting on you buying that flat and training as a shorthand typist.

She went on to become a shorthand typist, before then turning her attention to her acting career.

She attended Commercial College and became a shorthand typist.

In her early days, she spent fourteen years working as a shorthand typist in Manchester.

After attending primary and middle school, she worked as an office worker and a shorthand typist.

You're getting to be quite a shorthand typist."

She started training as a solicitor but left and qualified as a shorthand typist instead.

My first job was as a shorthand typist - I was fired after three days, mainly for poor spelling.

Ritchie calls in, says he has bought the house and offers Sidney a job as a shorthand typist, which she accepts.

"She was a shorthand typist in the Cavendish Bureau."

"You said she was a shorthand typist and came from the Cavendish Bureau.

'Jon, have you such a thing as a shorthand typist?'

She worked as a shorthand typist until the birth of her twin girls, Nicole and Rachel, in 1970.

Alix Martin is a woman in her mid-thirties who has worked as a shorthand typist for fifteen years.

Most of the girls said they wanted to be teachers or stenographers.

She later became the first woman to work for Congress as a stenographer.

But what is a stenographer and are they no longer needed?

Yes, she was one of the stenographers in the stock department.

They truly take off, and you just become the stenographer.

She had joined the company in 1930 as a stenographer.

The only people who pay attention to a speech are the Senate stenographers.

One of our employees, a stenographer, called us from the hall.

She was one of the night stenographers from the word processing department.

There he worked as a stenographer and taught school for two years.

He attended a business college and worked four years as a stenographer.

The bar girl could have been a sister of the public stenographer.

The stenographer came into the outer office a few minutes later.

She wants to earn money for training to become a court stenographer.

Then a stenographer was called in to take down his confession.

Here is the story of another stenographer who found it paid to act as if her work were interesting.

She graduated from high school in 1918, and began working as a stenographer at a local law office.

Here, the judge and the court stenographer are on keyboard.

A stenographer takes down his words, and they are later turned into a document that is read to other party officials.

He began work as a stenographer, after leaving home at sixteen.

It is our obligation not to be stenographers but to ask questions.

They will have to cease being stenographers of the surface.

She was described as a stenographer, unemployed at the moment.

Employment as a stenographer brought him six dollars a week when the work was available.

Maybe they should hire a stenographer for the next version.