Sentence examples for for a manuscript from inspiring English sources

I sold my family downriver for a manuscript.

Ariel: What if you trade a part of your body for a manuscript?

But in a Swiss auction catalog from 1934, Ms. Seaver found a listing for a manuscript fragment that appears to be the volume's missing fifth section.

It takes nearly six months, on average, for a manuscript to wend its way from submission to publication.

Ern Malley, a poetic identity concocted by two conservative poets, James McAuley and Harold Stewart, in the mid-1940's, became famous for a manuscript of experimental poems that were meant to satirize international trends like Surrealism.

In 1812, when it passed from the collection of the Duke of Roxburghe to the Duke of Devonshire, owner of Chatworth House in Derbyshire, it sold for £493 and 10 shillings, then the highest price ever paid for a manuscript.

Authors should also be asked to provide hard evidence of the authenticity of the cell lines that they use as a condition for accepting a manuscript for review.

In 1997, Ko-Ferrigno applied for a manuscript-editing job at the journal Cell, which is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and was hired as a senior editor.

One print ad, for example, depicts a manuscript for "Moby Dick or The Whale," by Herman Melville, with a hand-written note that says, "Dear Mr. Melville, Whale books don't sell.

As De Hamel, of Cambridge, explained in a lecture, "Cutting Up Manuscripts for Pleasure and Profit": You buy a manuscript for a thousand dollars (for example).

For presenting simulation results in a manuscript for publication, tables, figures or regression analyses can be used.