Sentence examples for editing a manuscript from inspiring English sources

I have a faculty member editing a manuscript and she needs the Eur.

He did a DPhil at Merton College, Oxford, editing a manuscript of the accounts of Bolton Priory in the late 15th and early 16th century.

She went to Queens College, and then to medical school at Columbia, where she earned money editing a manuscript by the anthropologist Géza Róheim about a trip to Australia sponsored by the psychoanalyst Princess Marie Bonaparte to determine if Aborigines had an Oedipus complex.

She went to Queens College, and then to medical school at Columbia, where she earned money editing a manuscript by the anthropologist Géza Róheim about a trip to Australia — sponsored by the psychoanalyst Princess Marie Bonaparte — to determine if Aborigines had an Oedipus complex.

These works are important to writers since "virtually all professional editors work closely with one of them in editing a manuscript for publication".

Editing a manuscript can be long and time consuming.

Or how to review and edit a manuscript like one?

"I knew I wouldn't disgrace myself after he had edited a manuscript," she said.

They aimed at authors looking for someone to edit a manuscript, lay out the book and bring it to market.

The Treasury office ruled that the institute could edit a manuscript from a country under embargo, and engage in peer review, but that making any "substantive or artistic alterations or enhancements of the manuscript" would be illegal without a license.

Forester's recent writing includes Dealing with Differences: Dramas of Mediating Public Disputes, and he has edited a manuscript with Ken Reardon (Ph.D. CRP '90) for CRP's New Orleans Planning Initiative.