Sentence examples for manuscript of one from inspiring English sources

The original manuscript of one of the most important American novels of the last century, Jack Kerouac's On the Road, went on display in the UK for the first time yesterday.

Thirty years ago, as a production secretary in the Washington bureau, Zirinsky typed the manuscript of one of Rather's books, "The Palace Guard".

The New Yorker, February 8 , 1958P. 25 Talk story about Columbia University's recently acquired collection of John Jay papers, which contains the original manuscript of one of the five articles that Jay contributed to "The Federalist".

France is a nation of writers: in 2013, a poll by the research firm Ifop found that seventeen per cent of the country's population had written a manuscript of one kind or another, most of them unpublished.

"No doubt," Mr. Dyer continued, "you have forgotten that I once specifically asked my agent to offer the manuscript of one of my novels to you, even though she wanted to send it to a more established 'literary' imprint.' " Mr. Robertson did not publish it.

Kerouac wrote urgently about the need to "go go go", and here is a rare opportunity to see the manuscript of one of the few books in the western canon that imitates the means of going – the On the Road scroll, the book as a road, paved in paper.

Catullus' Roman villa may have been heavily mortgaged (depending on the choice of manuscript reading of one poem).

After submission of a manuscript to one of the journals, some authors may be offered the option of having it transferred to the other journal along with any completed external reviews.

In the now-renovated hotel lobby Mitchell, in 1935, hesitantly handed over the original manuscript of her one and only novel to her future editor.

I was told that it would be a fool's errand to even submit the manuscript to one of my usual publishers (Doubleday, Random House), so Dula and I put it on Kickstarter.

This manuscript focuses on one of these disciplines: anthropology.