Sentence examples for manuscript money from inspiring English sources

Some editors say they worry Mr. MacArthur's reach is extending: he told editors to come directly to him to get manuscript money approved for big pieces, for instance.

The papers show that even Wodehouse's literary agent, AP Watt, was considered for prosecution under the 1939 Trading with the Enemy Act for planning publication of Wodehouse's new manuscript, Money in the Bank.

On display were fake paintings, false laces, false manuscripts, false money, false stamps, bogus antique Greek Drachmas, false pewter objects and examples of the handiwork of Becker, who copied ancient coins.

She certainly stands by him when publishing houses in large numbers reject his manuscripts and money is scarce.

The Hammer Museum sold the manuscript to raise money to fight a lawsuit brought by Joan Weiss, the niece and sole heir of Armand Hammer's wife, Frances, who died five years ago.

Fohlin's manuscript for Mobilizing Money was completed before the current economic crisis began in 2008, so it does not directly address today's volatile economic climate.

Tobin's apartment is clean; fish swim in the aquarium; his new manuscript is a money-spinning adult book; he has taken responsibility for his life.

Though the Press's editors have been successful in locating subsidies to make feasible publication of particular projects with extraordinary financial requirements, this process tends to prolong uncertainty over publication and invariably deflects our editors from their true role seeking manuscripts rather than money.

They had lost almost everything they possessed – the boat, money, manuscripts, notebooks and David's cherished collection of recipes.

MARK GREEN says he has handed in "nearly all" of the 85,000-word manuscript for his book, "Money Shouts: The Influence of Money in Politics from Washington to Enron".

Back in Berlin with his manuscript, Nabokov found that money was tight.