Sentence examples for manuscript from a from inspiring English sources

Two years ago, my South African publisher sent me a manuscript from a Liberian writer.

A movie scout and aspiring journalist named Michael Krantz received the manuscript from a junior (female) contact at Simon & Schuster.

A learned manuscript from a Benedictine monastery in 12th-century Germany tackles the human anatomy, tracing five systems of the body in separate images.

Brown, a manic-depressive, later committed suicide but rumours of his account reached the publishers of the Lion, who retrieved the manuscript from a pawnshop.

Torey took pains to check the accuracy of his images… The writer also received another manuscript from a blind person: Sabriye Tenberken's "My Path Leads to Tibet".

In the publishing industry, for example, literary agents sometimes succeed in brewing up a bidding war for a manuscript from a "hot" new writer.

For some output types, RIO also asks authors to get a presubmission review of their manuscript "from an appropriate colleague".

The sponsor monitored the trial, collected and analysed data, was involved in data interpretation and drafted the initial manuscript from an outline agreed by all authors.

"I've written five novels and just got a request for full manuscript from an agent" may be completely true.

In 1862, Temple Emanuel purchased 2500 rare books and 45 manuscripts from a rare book dealer in Amsterdam, Fredrich Mueller.

In 1872, Temple Emanuel purchased 2500 rare books and 45 manuscripts from a rare book dealer in Amsterdam, Fredrich Mueller.