stenographer

Example Sentences

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The new “Night Court,” like the original, takes place at an after-hours Manhattan arraignment court and centers on the characters that populate it: the judge, the lawyers, the bailiffs, the stenographers, the scofflaws.

From New York Times

As they sat for interviews, a stenographer and an audio technician captured every word.

From New York Times

The future of hopeful, aspirational politics in America now assails Democrats as “the party of Socialists, illegals, criminals, Communist Truth Ministers & media stenographers.”

From New York Times

As the Class of 1951 dispersed, she found a job as an ad agency stenographer.

From Washington Post

The daughter of Philippine immigrants, Mrs. Marshall — then known as Cissy Suyat — grew up in Hawaii and arrived after World War II in New York, where she took night classes to become a court stenographer.

From Washington Post