Sentence examples for manuscript cutting from inspiring English sources

Day by day, she worked on his manuscript, cutting and shaping it under Weil's direction.

Mr. Ives began in the fall of 2005 by reading Dr. Fishkin's redaction of the manuscript and cutting everything he could.

Hemingway told me that he had been cutting the manuscript.

"I wake up in the morning and my mind starts making sentences, and I have to get rid of them fast — talk them or write them down," he said… Hemingway told me that he had been cutting the manuscript.

As a wall label notes, "Unfortunately no new forger has come forward to help satisfy the demand for single leaves and cuttings, and some dealers are still shamelessly cutting up manuscripts".

After Wolfe's death Aswell edited him more heavily than Perkins had, cutting his manuscripts "The Web and the Rock" (1939), "You Can't Go Home Again" (1940) and the stories in "The Hills Beyond" (1941), which some critics said contained Wolfe's best and most self-disciplined work.

We found it contained a manuscript inlaid in space made by cutting pages to exact size of sheets of paper - manuscript from somebody who wanted desperately to let us know how things were going in Hitler-land.

Larry Siems: how the manuscript became a book By now the chains on my ankles were cutting off the blood to my feet.

One of the limitations of this manuscript is that no attempt was made to identify how the practice of cutting the nuchal cord reached high levels.

After a brief tour of the exhibition Treasures of Islamic Manuscript Painting from the Morgan, calligrapher Elinor Aishah Holland will demonstrate the method of preparing paper, cutting a qalam (pen), and writing Arabic letters.

Aside from cutting 8,000 words, which was her own idea, this was the only big change to the manuscript.