The museum's exhibit featured antique memory typewriters that could store short phrases.

When proofreading the novel, she noted that the author's use of a typewriter apostrophe gave the text an old-fashioned, mechanical feel.

The museum's display of TV typewriters attracted both nostalgic hobbyists and design students.

The museum displayed a restored TV typewriter that early hobbyists used to write programs on their home televisions.

Many early manuscripts used typewriter apostrophes instead of curly ones.

The museum's exhibit featured several antique blind typewriters that visitors could inspect.

The museum displayed a rare blind typewriter that allowed typists to work without looking at the keys.

The author, now typewriterless, adapted to writing on a laptop.

The poet preferred a typewriterlike font for the manuscript to evoke a sense of nostalgia.

She loved the typewritery rhythm of the old mechanical keys as she composed her story.