Sentence examples for manuscript like from inspiring English sources

A manuscript like Twains is obviously not going to get re-written.

She also tracks her political ideology through the manuscript like muddy boot marks on a freshly vacuumed rug.

"My experiencewith Gordimer is that she acted in relation tothe manuscript like the stereotype of ThaboMbeki, an autocratic control freak," Robertssaid.

My publishers tell me absolutely nobody sends in a manuscript like mine - perfectly typed and set out with not a drop of ink on it.

Didn't I snatch up her manuscript like a foundling left on the doorstep and rush it to my agent, who rushed it off to half of New York?

"It's easy to think we know all we can know about a manuscript like the Black Book but to see these ghosts from the past brought back to life in front of our eyes has been incredibly exciting," said Williams.

The generic name is derived from the French abri, a "shelter" or "haven", a modification of the Latin, apricum, for "an open place", referring to the spreading wings of this species; and the Greek, gramma, meaning "lined" or "written", referring to wings provided with a manuscript-like appearance, also a common suffix of kalligrammatid genera.

Type species and Ithigramma sp. The generic name is derived from the Greek, ithys, meaning "straight", for the rectilinear course of the wing venation of this species; and the Greek, gramma, meaning "lined" or "written", referring to wings provided with a manuscript-like appearance, also a common suffix of kalligrammatid genera.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2407/14/405/prepub The authors of the manuscript would like to acknowledge everyone in the participating centers for their efforts for the Thyropet study.

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I enjoyed reading this manuscript and liked the discursive style (something that is now quite rare in the scientific literature).