Sentence examples for get a manuscript from inspiring English sources

So far, we are aware of only a couple of failed attempts to get a manuscript reviewed for Biology Direct.

Electronic publishing is much quicker than conventional publishing (it generally takes at least a year to get a manuscript printed).

Well, the normal procedure is you get a manuscript, a typewritten manuscript with notes in the margins.

Don't send the entire manuscript right away; wait until you get a manuscript request from the publisher.

"I'm not exactly sure when I'm going to get a manuscript, but it's not too far away".

Some publishers and agents will be on hand to discuss how novice mystery writers can get a manuscript read, and perhaps published.

Mr. Ellis, the author, had gotten a manuscript of the paper and criticized it in "Monsters of the Sea," saying the findings raised more questions than they answered.

Mr. Green remembered getting a manuscript in the mail from George V. Higgins, an assistant United States attorney whom he had never heard of.

Fast turnaround times are of utmost importance to us; the quicker we can get a decision on a manuscript for the authors the quicker we can get work, results and data in the public domain.

Published in 2002, by a private Cairo firm — there being no way to get such a manuscript through the state's official publishing house — "The Yacoubian Building" quickly became one of the biggest best-sellers that the Arab world has ever seen.

But "you can't do anything with the information you get" from a manuscript under review, Anderson says.