Significats de shorthand writer en anglès

He also engaged a shorthand writer to take down my conversation.

So did the two men-theclerk and the shorthand writer.

I will have a shorthand writer in and place this room at your disposal.

Surely it must have been taken down by a shorthand writer, or a phonograph:

These discourses are orations which were delivered extemporaneously and taken down by a shorthand writer.

Presently he leaned back with a sigh and the shorthand writer laid down his stylus.

He then read out a shorthand writer's account of Hill's evidence on the previous day.

My teacher was Mr. Lowes, an admirable shorthand writer, who wrote a system of his own.

The orator, by the help of the shorthand writer, has to a great extent superseded the pamphleteer.

This was Mr. Atkins, his shorthand writer.

I took the precaution of having a shorthand writer take it all down as well as taping it, just in case.

The last of the prosecution's witnesses was the legal shorthand writer who had taken the official report of the trial of Birchill.

And Denry, as an old shorthand writer, instinctively calculated that not Thomas Allen Reed himself could have taken Mrs Cotterill down verbatim.

Now, are you willing to have your statement taken down by a shorthand writer-sofar as it refers to events in London?

The kaiser is followed wherever he goes by an extremely clever stenographer, Dr. Weiss, who was formerly official shorthand writer to the imperial parliament.

I was a shorthand writer, but seldom took down from Edison's dictation, unless it was on some technical subject that I did not understand.