Sentence examples for manuscript folders from inspiring English sources

On 15 May 1939, when Isaac Babel was arrested on false charges and taken to Moscow's Lubyanka prison, the NKVD also confiscated 15 manuscript folders, 11 notebooks and seven notepads.

The chapter on Babel ends with a tantalizing question: "And the manuscripts, all 27 folders?

But records of Babel's case that have emerged from the archives so far do show that the arresting agents seized 24 folders of manuscripts, none of which have been publicly seen in the 62 intervening years.

Inside, bulging with manuscripts, was a manila folder labelled "Early Stories".

Maggi goes out of the room, and comes back with a folder of manuscripts – among them the chord sheet for The Man Who Sold the World, and the original, handwritten string arrangements for Life on Mars, which was his first stab at arranging after he'd had orchestration lessons with Maggi's teacher (and which was composed in the toilet of the flat in Beckenham he shared with the other Spiders).

No sooner had he sat down than he was approached by a young woman who identified herself as a publisher's assistant & inquired if the folder contained by chance a book manuscript.

Cubbyholes in her room are filled with black vinyl folders containing the two dozen finished manuscripts, whose pages are illuminated with different-colored markings, where she and her friends have edited and reedited one another's comments.

And the McKay manuscript remains where Mr. Cloutier found it, now archived in Box 29, Folders 7 and 8, of the Samuel Roth papers.

The tale of how they had outwitted the book-burners, taking the manuscripts while the Salafists were sleeping or praying, leaving empty folders to disguise what they had done, was hugely uplifting.

The translators call these sections convolutes, from the Latin word for bundle, file, or sheaf, a reference to the folders Benjamin used to organize the loose, handwritten pages of his manuscript.

An Edward Elgar manuscript that dates back almost 90 years has been found in a "dusty" folder in a council building.