typesetter
type-setter

There was no longer anything to promise concerning the type-setter.

The type-setter was all in parts when the day came, and Jones's visit had to be postponed.

Indeed, the word 'type-setter' tends to be employed whatever the kind and the type of music concerned.

Ivan rented a flat with his wife, and from then on he made a living by taking part-time jobs, like that of a type-setter.

A type-setter of music is a creative musician of music.

This indication was helpful to the sub-editor as well as the type-setter.

On receipt of the news of the type-setter's collapse he sent a consoling word.

He must see if anything could be realized from the type-setter or L. A. L.

From the following letter, written at the end of the year, we gather that the type-setter costs were beginning to make a difference in the Clemens economies.

Paige spent most of his time working out improvements for the type-setter, delicate attachments which complicated its construction more and more.

It is also said that the written type-setter of the music, whereas this one is not inevitably immediately retranscribed on a partition.

He is a type-setter and multi instrumentalist and is characterized by his musical eclecticism.

Blaylock's career began as a type-setter in 1866 for the Texas Christian Advocate, a Methodist newspaper.

If I should even divulge the fact that the Standard Oil is merely talking remotely about going into the type-setter, it would send my royalties up.

Even with a type-setter on hand we ought not to be in the least scrimped- but it would take a long letter to explain why and who is to blame.

If we weren't a little crowded this year by the type-setter I'd send a check large enough to buy a family Bible or some other useful thing like that.

After moving to Canada, the elder Busteed began publishing The True Patriot on which Richard worked as a type-setter.

Clemens' used to say later that the Paige type-setter would do everything that a human being could do except drink and swear and go on a strike.

Among the musicians who borrowed the artistic step of the type-setter, one finds, in particular, Eluahou Bohbot who integrates the troop in addition.

After terminating the evacuation, Patek settled in France, firstly in Cahors, then in Amiens where he worked as a type-setter.

No type-setter invented to this day could match it for accuracy and precision when it was in perfect order, but its point of perfection was apparently a vanishing point.

--["I hope to goodness I sha'n't get you into any more jobs such as the type-setter and Webster business and the Bliss-Harper campaigns have been.

He was still at Rouen two weeks later and had received encouraging news from Rogers concerning the type-setter, which had been placed for trial in the office of the Chicago Herald.

"Brusnahan," of the foregoing letter, was an employee of the New York Herald, superintendent of the press-room--who had invested some of his savings in the type-setter.

Meantime I have got the best and wisest man in the whole Standard Oil group of mufti-millionaires a good deal interested in looking into the type-setter (this is private, don't mention it.)