longhand

I'm not sure why being referred to asMs- or mistress in longhand - is any better than Miss.

She's finished the first draft in longhand and is about to dictate it to a typist so that it can be sent off to her publisher.

The Central Television sports journalist wrote the entire tome longhand on A4 pads.

Most of us spend more than three hours a day typing on a keyboard, but less than 25 minutes writing longhand.

'I remember when I first started writing it was all in longhand. I would have an idea in my head for up to six months so by the time I sat down to write I could write quickly.

That's four premieres in a row with nothing sharing his spotlight but a table, a chair and a rudimentary outline written in longhand on yellow paper.

She wrote longhand, only with a pen no one else had touched.

Sian wrote her best-selling books in longhand in the public library and says her old diaries helped her to remember the landmark moments of her life.

The entries are astonishingly dense, written in longhand, often above, below, and around dark stains of unknown origin.

He comes across as a largely rugged and apolitical individualist whose newspaper career ends when, ominously, he fails to make the transition from longhand to typewriter.

Then conducting astudy of the duties of majors and lieutenant colonels working on the Army General Staff, I found that almost 70 percent of their time was spent on clerical duties--filing papers, standing in line at the Xerox machines, writing memos in longhand to be fed to the typing pool.

Cursive writing is looping back into style in schools across the country after a generation of students who know only keyboarding, texting and printing out their words longhand.