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31. She was pounding away on her typewriter until four in the morning.

32. In most offices, the typewriter has now been supplanted by the computer.

33. Many of my friends are using word processors but I still swear by my old typewriter.

34. The typewriter remained in good condition after having been used for ten years or so.

35. The typewriter was rattling away so loudly that we could not fall asleep.

36. I wish that she would not hit the keys of the typewriter so hard.

37. From somewhere distant he heard the clatter of a typewriter.

38. My typewriter jumps and I have to stop my work.

39. Typewriter ribbons may be all black or black and red.

40. My baby-blue Smith-Corona portable typewriter.

41. There was an old typewriter in the rumpus room.

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 After all, the idea that quantity means quality is as outdated as a manual typewriter.

43. Pencils, pens, a typewriter.

44. The old typewriter had been rusting in my basement for years.

45. Then she registered that there was a message stuck on her typewriter too and curiosity propelled her towards it.

46. The character generator operates like an electronic typewriter, printing titles on the screen.

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

48. He was glad to be rid of the typewriter[Sentencedict], though he had been unwilling to part with it until now.

49. He sat in front of the white typewriter, listening to the ticking of the clock in the corner by the window.

50. However, it is useful for the patient to practise writing words, so a typewriter or word-processor can be the answer.

51. See, with bits of paper, pictures from magazines, glue, an old typewriter, this brain, and colours.

52. Now, all he wanted was to get back to his typewriter and put them on paper before they faded.

53. First we thought the PC was a calculator. Then we found out how to turn numbers into letters with ASCII - and we thought it was a typewriter. Then we discovered graphics, and we thought it was a television. With the World Wide Web, we've realized it's a brochure. Douglas Adams 

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

55. Doreen's other typewriter stood shrouded on he table as though in mourning for its owner.

56. Seated there, she would bend slightly over the typewriter, spreading her full muscular jean-clad thighs.

57. The word processor proved to be, and still is, a joy after my own old typewriter at home.

58. She uncovered her typewriter, flipped open her notebook and was soon immersed in a draft of the lengthy Ghent report.

59. I shove aside a pile of dehydrated red and black typewriter ribbons and set my machine down with a clunk.

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