Sentence examples for manuscript may have from inspiring English sources

This piece has been updated to extend the timeframe in which Singer's manuscript may have been written.

The manuscript may have been used at the work's premiere, in 1824, and it was the basis for the first printed edition, in 1826.

The first owner of the manuscript may have been Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II, who reigned from 1576 to 1611.

Yes, a manuscript may have been rejected because of a cranky reviewer, but refusal is much more likely to be the result of weaknesses in the article, lack of fit with the journal or poor writing.

She decided that the appearance of the manuscript may have been at fault — it seemed to be the product of a very old typewriter, with some letters too faded to read.

The anonymous compiler of this manuscript may have come home from a hard day at the cockpit to read how Homer's fighting cocks kept themselves at the peak of fitness by eating 'flesh of high hornd beeues, and drinking cups full crownd', or about other mysterious Homeric dishes which always seem to involve so much spitting and folding of fat.

Police reportedly believe that a black market dealer in antique manuscripts may have commissioned the robbery.

But the French daily Libération quoted investigators as saying that as many as 100 manuscripts may have been stolen.

Hendili said parts of the Umayyad mosque appeared to have been destroyed by fire and ancient copies of the Qur'an and other manuscripts may have been lost.

Other accepted manuscripts may have an APC levied.

The exoticism of Cyriac's sumptuous manuscripts may have inspired Bosch's imagination.