Sentence examples for getting a manuscript from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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".

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.

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

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS--If you want to get a manuscript accepted, cite your potential reviewers.

When you get a manuscript, what do you do?

At the end of each book, there is a letter to the editor, which explains to the editor how to get a manuscript of the next book.

The last straw in my decision to sit down and write the book was getting back a manuscript that had been mutilated by a copy editor who, I could tell, was mindlessly enforcing rules that had been laid out in some ancient style book as if they were the Ten Commandments.