Sentence examples for mailed the manuscript from inspiring English sources

I mailed the manuscript off to Random House in September, 2000, then fell into bed.

Naggar mailed the manuscript to five major publishing companies, with Random House purchasing it for a "whopping" $350,000 in August 1985, which was at the time a record for a new novelist.

To scrounge up the postage to mail the manuscript to her husband's editor, she pawned her Mixmaster and hair dryer.

"I thought I was tossing away six dollars mailing the manuscript in," he recalls.

He was so poor when he finished his big novel that he had to mail the manuscript to his Argentine publisher in two packages because he couldn't afford to send it all at once.

He was so poor that he had to mail the manuscript to his Argentine publisher in two packages because he couldn't afford to send it all at once.

Mr. Carter's agent, Lynn Nesbit, said she mailed the 900-page manuscript to publishers more than a week ago.

The artist made the notes and mailed back the manuscript.

In "Morvern Callar" (2002), she tells the tale of two young women who work in a supermarket, get drunk, and grab a vacation in Spain — everyday stuff, except that one of them chops up the body of a deceased boyfriend and buries it, while mailing off the manuscript of his novel under her own name.

In 1958, while in the Army, the composer Christian Wolff wrote a piece titled "For 6 or 7 Players," then mailed his manuscript to his mentor, John Cage, without keeping a copy.

Indeed, it is possible to imagine the sisters in their long skirts strolling along the cobbled street, stopping in to mail a manuscript from the original wooden post-office counter that still stands in a small card shop that has been in the same family since 1652.