Sentence examples for manuscript envelope from inspiring English sources

I copied the recipe from the back of an old manuscript envelope by the phone on her kitchen counter.

A couple of weeks would go by and then — not every time, but sometimes — my little pile of morning mail would include a tan manuscript envelope with his name stamped in blue up in the corner: a new story by John Updike.

But our professor wasn't done with power plays: at the end of the meal, one of the men in my class, widely acknowledged as the faculty favorite, reached across the table with a fat manuscript in a manila envelope -- a hand off the prof had clearly arranged in advance and wanted everyone to see.

Reviewer #2: The manuscript demonstrates that nuclear envelope proteins contribute to the determination of circadian period.

We try to respond quickly but sometimes the mails swallow an envelope, or a manuscript files itself behind a desk.

We try to respond quickly, but sometimes the mails swallow an envelope, or a manuscript mysteriously files itself behind a desk".

And as I put the edited manuscript in a big padded envelope and filled out the UPS label (too scary to trust to regular mail) I thought I'd feel a total kick-up-my-heels sense of joy.

The first part of this manuscript overviews the permeability of bacterial envelopes and how it limits the internalization of common antibiotic and novel oligonucleotide drugs.

Among them was "Adela", which consisted of 62 small manuscript pages; this was found in an envelope which also contained the manuscript of the short story "Indissoluble Matrimony", published in 1914.

Reviewer #3: This manuscript offers a novel link between nuclear envelope components and circadian clock that is conserved from insects to mammals.

He slipped a note into the envelope — "actually, buried it in the manuscript" — which read, "Here is my dissertation.