Sentence examples for like a manuscript from inspiring English sources

Founded in 1978 by the husband-and-wife team of Martin and Judith Shepard, the company sticks almost exclusively to original fiction, and gets about 6,000 submissions a year; both partners must like a manuscript before the company will go ahead with it.

It's not that they don't care about you or your career, but if they like a manuscript, rhyming or not, that's all they have to commit to.

Over time, Beck began to look less like a manuscript and more like a novel.

It took a generation after Gutenberg printed the first book before a printer was able to throw off the idea that a printed book had to look like (and work like) a manuscript.

It does not look — as did the Filofax week, which always had some things furiously circled or underscored like "deadline" or "birthday!!!!" — like a manuscript, a memoir, a diary.

If there are areas of improvement (especially in things like a manuscript or a resume) you might mention those as things that could work on.

Something like sending a manuscript to your publisher, or mentioning Rousseau in an interview with The New York Times.

One of the manuscripts described in the article, Add MS 27091 (created 1588), looked exactly like a Columbia manuscript, MS X893 createdeated 1579)!

In here we would like to focus on a manuscript reporting the emissions from municipal solid waste incinerators (MSWI).

It's like a palimpsest — a manuscript that's doubled.

If anyone preparing a manuscript would like it reviewed by colleagues in the SRI network for feedback before submission, we will be glad to assist in such internal peer review which should strengthen the article for external review.