Sentence examples for handwritten version from inspiring English sources

At one point his staff posted a handwritten version of his personal blog partly to dispel rumors that someone else was writing his columns.

By Friday evening, a handwritten version of the Manifesto had drawn a bid of $17,525.

There was a handwritten version covered in edits, and a typewritten copy also riddled with corrections.

On display will be the handwritten version of "This Land Is Your Land," as well as photographs, notebooks, letters and musical instruments.

The centrepiece is a handwritten version of a short story Lennon described in 1965 as his longest piece of prose writing.

Benjamin Zephaniah has donated a handwritten version of his poem What Stephen Lawrence Has Taught Us, in which he writes of how "we know who the killers are", to the British Library.

First there are Dahl's earliest handwritten versions, scrawled on yellow lined paper.

In an interview with Publishers Weekly in May, the book's editor, Lisa Rao, explained that the published version would show the girls' handwritten versions of the rules, and said keeping the girls' spelling mistakes made the finished version "even more sincere".

And I usually put a thing through two versions: the first, whether it's typewritten or handwritten, and then a cleanly typed version, which I do myself.

Do you write handwritten notes or take the printed version approach?

The set reproduces plenty of handwritten lyrics and notes, and includes a remastered version of the original album, a double-disc set of outtakes and demos, and three DVDs: the full HBO documentary along with two performances of the album, one from 2009, one from 1978.