Sentence examples for any manuscript from inspiring English sources

An autograph may be defined as "any manuscript handwritten by its author; a handwritten signature especially the signature of a famous or admired person.

That's by far the fastest any manuscript of mine has ever been handled.

Autograph, any manuscript handwritten by its author, either in alphabetical or musical notation.

Toward the end of my stay, the curator offered to give me a going-away present: a day at my carrel with any manuscript in her archives.

There was the effort to keep government from reviewing, before publication, any manuscript, and there was the effort to keep government from penalizing, after publication, any text that expressed forbidden sentiments.

Soon after submitting any manuscript to Walker Books, he would ask the publisher hopefully: "Could this be Barbara?" The success of their working partnership lay in the subtle and delicate balance they created between words and pictures: Waddell wrote the words and gave no instructions or extra details – the imagination of them and particularly of the characters was entirely up to Firth.

Has he got any manuscripts hidden away in a bottom drawer?

Individuals like Dr. Lee who receive security clearances, especially high-level ones that give access to nuclear secrets, pledge to submit any manuscripts to federal censors before letting other people see them.

You may not understand how I can consign to dust such gifts to humanity, or, even more seriously, you might point out that I haven't written any manuscripts.

He was embarrassed to admit how nervous he was, but Liza knew it, and reassured him by making gentle fun of him, asking if he had any manuscripts she should burn if he didn't "pull through".

She travels to the venue and away without having to read anyone's poems or comment on any manuscripts.