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1. He still works on an old manual typewriter.

2. The author works on a real actual finger-driven, manual typewriter.

3. A manual typewriter is physically harder to use than an electric keyboard.

4. I immediately bought a used manual typewriter and felt like a 7 writer.

5. McCarthy promptly went out and bought another $20 manual typewriter to take its place.

6. I immediately bought a used manual typewriter and felt like a genuine writer.

7. My secretary has been using that old manual typewriter for more than twenty years and I cannot get to change to a word processor; it seems you can't teach an old dog new tricks.

8. Immediately I bought a used manual typewriter and felt like a genuine writer.

9. Immediately I brought a used manual typewriter and felt like a genuine writer.

10. A few years ago I bought an old-fashioned manual typewriter to write love letters to my then-girlfriend (now-wife—thanks, 1950s technology!).

11. After all, the idea that quantity means quality is as outdated as a manual typewriter.

12. Somewhere in the whitewashed recesses of the building a secretary tapped in indecisive spurts on a manual typewriter.

13. The one-dimensional man, whose life collapsed upon retirement(http://sentencedict.com), was as anachronistic as the manual typewriter.

14. He was in his office, battering the keyboard of his computer as if it were an old manual typewriter.

15. I sat in my dad's study and plunked out my first "novel" on a manual typewriter when I was eight.

16. Of equipment; without a motor and intended for hand operation a manual keypunch a manual typewriter.

17. There was a comfortable-looking clerk on duty, tapping away on a manual typewriter.