Sentence examples for manuscript in a from inspiring English sources
A poet burns his manuscript in a stove.
It's not even a single manuscript, in a sense.
I keep my manuscript in a box in the oven.
Peak tore through the manuscript in a day and a half.
"I hadn't had that much fun reading a manuscript in a long time," she recalled recently.
It begins: "A bulky manuscript in a bold cursive hand appeared on our desk the other morning".
Clinton, habitually late, finishing the manuscript in a rush of all-nighters, missed that particular selling opportunity.
The Friedmans did, however, provide an enigmatic message about the manuscript in an article in Philogical Quarterly, "Acrostics, Anagrams, and Chaucer," published in 1959.
In 2001, Professor Gates came across the manuscript in an antiquarian catalog, which described it as a "301-page handwritten manuscript purportedly written by a female fugitive slave".
As someone who once nearly sullied a priceless Charlotte Brontë manuscript in an American archive with one of my own tears, I would say it makes all the difference.
Australian funders demand at least deposition of the author-accepted manuscript in an institutional repository.
