Sentence examples for manuscript aside from inspiring English sources

He put the manuscript aside for half a decade, came back to it reluctantly, worked hard on it for two years, and published it at last, in 1884.

Although he set the manuscript aside and later destroyed all the copies in his possession, Heinlein went on to mine this material for his most distinctive short stories and novels.

He began a new novel, "The Death of the Adversary," about a young Jewish man's experiences in Germany as the Nazis gain a grip on power, but he put the manuscript aside after the German occupation of the Netherlands in 1940 forced him to live in hiding in Delft.

First, put the manuscript aside for a short while after you've written the first draft.

When the Great War broke out, Royce set this manuscript aside and sketched a practical proposal to use the economic power of insurance to mediate hostilities among nations and hence reduce the attraction of war in the future.

Forget writer's block — many authors put their manuscripts aside because they cannot stop checking their rankings.

So the manuscript was put aside, and Mr. Feinstein kept it for more than four decades in his vast collection of photographs, books and other papers.

The question of authenticity aside, manuscript and textual evidence indicates that the document was being transmitted in Italy by perhaps as early as the beginning of the seventh century (i.e. shortly after Gregory I's death in 604), and in England by the end of the same century.

If the text analyzer fails to detect a resource name, the manuscript is set aside by the algorithm.

Brown has previously said he keeps an hourglass on his desk and, on the hour every hour, sets aside his manuscript to do pushups, situps and stretches.

In the days after Bellow's funeral, Roth put aside the manuscript he'd been working on and began something else.