Meanings of Linotype in English

Our Linotype operator spooled yesterday's page and sent it for plate-making.

The Mergenthaler Linotype machine appeared in crude form about 1886.

The text of this book is set in Linotype Sabon, named after the type founder Jacques Sabon.

The text font is Linotype Birka; the heading font is Adobe Myriad Condensed; and the code font is LucasFont's TheSansMonoCondensed.

There were two Linotype machines and an Albion Press, both of which were used to print the Nelson Evening Mail.

He even had an old Linotype machine dominating one corner, as well as drum scanners, laminating machines, and a darkroom.

Since this seems to be the choice of the Linotype operator, not the author, it has been changed to modern usage.

The second and fourth selections deal with kindred aspects of modern industry-themanufacture of paper and the Linotype machine, by which it is used.

At the Frankfurt Apple store in Germany, Wolfgang Kummer, ex-managing director of font design and desktop publishing services company Linotype, left a white rose.

The Linotype operator was an apology of a man, most of the time reeking of a combination of the local urrak or feni and ghutka.

This book was set in Electra, a typeface designed for Linotype by W. A. Dwiggins, the renowned type designer (1880-1956).

Mr. Good met Greeley once and Mergenthaler, inventor of the linotype machine.

Today he sits in an easy backed chair and uses a linotype.

After the war, he became a linotype operator, and sang in a choir.

Linotypes to spoil typesetting by hand, and now horseless carriages to stop driving horses!

He could manipulate a linotype machine (that almost humanly intelligent piece of mechanism).