Sentence examples for aged manuscripts from inspiring English sources

This is different from typical book requests as aged manuscripts and documents line their shelves.

The book rested on my chest with a meaningful weight and its pages had already taken on the colour of an aged manuscript.

With audiotapes, four short films and software that brings light and breath to aging manuscripts, it amounts to a digital resurrection, allowing Yeats to stride again along the hinge of the 19th and 20th centuries.

After the middle ages manuscripts were recycled, with pages pasted inside bindings to strengthen them.

From the illuminated ABA-age manuscripts authored by Dr. J and David Thompson, the Slam Dunk Contest has evolved and flourished in distinct eras even as familiar moves have been recycled and reinvented.

However, the search methodology used by the authors omitted many high-impact aging manuscripts.

Although this work was often copied in the middle ages (382 manuscripts have survived),[11] a reading of the whole work was never part of the university curriculum.

After Siobhan died, aged 47, the editor who had commissioned the book received a manuscript from Dowd's agent.

The manuscript of Scream: The Tyson Tapes emerged from a bin bag containing the few items Jonathan Rendall owned at the time of his death, aged 48, in January last year.

The early 14th century was an impressive age for manuscript illumination in England, with the so-called East Anglian school, of which the celebrated Luttrell Psalter represents a late example.

His parents both work at M.I.T. His mother is the Thomas F. Peterson Jr. conservator of special collections, restoring aging and damaged books and manuscripts, and his father is the Frederick G. Keyes professor of chemistry.