Sentence examples for a manuscript from which from inspiring English sources

There is no evidence in his work of any of the entries in [E] after 1121, so although his manuscript may actually have been [E], it may also have been a copy either one taken of [E] prior to the entries he makes no use of, or a manuscript from which [E] was copied, with the copying taking place prior to the date of the last annal he uses.

Wolfe did not publish another novel during his lifetime, though at his death he left a prodigious quantity of manuscript, from which the editor Edward Aswell extracted two more novels, The Web and the Rock (1939) and You Can't Go Home Again (1940).

The additional entries appear to have been taken from a version of the manuscript from which [E] descends.

Peer2ref works from a text input, usually the abstract of the manuscript, from which important concepts are extracted as keywords using a fuzzy binary relations approach.

The manuscript from which it comes – providing us, as it does, with the earliest known example of a funerary papyrus to have been stashed away inside the statuette of a god – is an artefact not without historical significance.

Textually, it stands between D2 (Cambridge University Library) and F (Folger Shakespeare Library), and most probably was the manuscript from which F was copied.

According to the Radio Free Europe report, Mr. Vasylkevych has refused to discuss the matter or provide the manuscript from which he translated.

The celebrated author's "It Can't Happen Here," first published in 1935, is obviously the manuscript from which Bannon crafted Trump's campaign.

Column five presents the PubMed ID associated with the manuscript from which the sequences were derived.

Ideally, this should be done for all experiments in the manuscript, but minimally this needs to be done for the key experiments in the manuscript from which the main conclusions are drawn.

One rainy day in Paris he stepped into a secondhand bookstore for shelter and, to his astonishment, saw a manuscript from the Mongol Jalayirid dynasty, which ruled western Iraq and Persia in the 14th century.