Sentence examples for long manuscript from inspiring English sources

When not working for the magazine, he worked on a long manuscript entitled "Home", about his life to the age of 16.

At the end of a year of meeting with Andy and hanging out and taping whatever happened—I went to my typewriter, and soon had a long manuscript, which was thought to be too strange to be published at the time.

This incomplete long manuscript contained tables of data, references to scholarly literature, and other apparatus expected of a non-popular work, none of which survived in the published Origin.

The composition of his long manuscript or "Big Species Book," commenced in 1856, known in current scholarship as the "Natural Selection" manuscript, formed the immediate background to the published Origin.

During the winter of 1793/94 he composed a long manuscript, "Private Mediations on Elementary Philosophy/Pracical Philosophy," in which worked out some of the fundamental features of his new system.

The initial version was a long manuscript with a very large supplement.

They unrolled them and found long manuscripts, inscribed in parallel columns on thin sheets that had been sewn together.

Michael Pietsch, who edited several of Mr. Wallace's books at Little, Brown, read from some of the letters the author wrote to him in response to suggestions for cuts to his long manuscripts.

Michael Pietsch, who edited several of Wallace's books at Little, Brown, read from some the author wrote to him in response to suggestions for cuts to his long manuscripts.

A long lost manuscript, one of the most important in the history of modern biology, has resurfaced as part of a dispute over its ownership.

Because of these changes in trends, social media users may be less likely to read a long research manuscript or even a news article and must be drawn quickly towards the essence and importance of the story in order to maintain interest.