Sentence examples for manuscript making from inspiring English sources

For one thing, Shelley's handwriting can be found on nearly every page of the manuscript, making him the editor, if not the actual co-author, of the book.

They studied the material science of the vellum that the medieval scribe had used, and, by modelling that on the computer, Seales was able to virtually smooth out the manuscript, making some letters visible for the first time.

Our gratitude is also extended to an anonymous reviewer for critically reviewing our manuscript, making constructive suggestions, and bringing our attention to the name Mycena taiwanensis.

When the other officer complaints about citizens "hiding behind the Bill of Rights," Homer shields himself from the officers blows with the actual manuscript, making the officer's previous statement literal.

TW, AY reviewed and revised the manuscript making important intellectual contributions.

These other applications of ChIP may be beyond the intended focus of the manuscript, making the content feel incomplete on occasions.

An exquisitely illustrated 17th-century manuscript made in Shiraz, in Persia, ends up in Venice.

The manuscript made its way to Germany eventually — in 2009, for an exhibition marking the 2,000th anniversary of Arminius' victory.

The Obamas visited the Old Library and were shown the Book of Kells, a ninth-century, elaborately decorated gospel manuscript made by Irish monks.

One student seizes the moment and steps up to a codex, a handwritten, bound manuscript made in Italy in 1471 entitled "Fasciculus temporum" ("Leaves of Time").

Even so, the fact that Al Qaeda followers and sympathizers were paying so much attention to Fadl's manuscript made it imperative that Zawahiri offer a definitive refutation.