Sentence examples for manuscript off from inspiring English sources
After he returned his response card with all of the categories marked "Would definitely recommend to a friend," I sent my manuscript off to the aforementioned suits.
The best thing about the collaboration was that it kept me in dialogue with my friend for months after he died, so that when I sent the manuscript off at last, it was with a deep sense of sadness.
I recall thinking how much I admired that ability in him to calmly send his child (manuscript) off after nurturing it along for years.
He got the resulting manuscript off to the embassy proudly but received no answer.
I mailed the manuscript off to Random House in September, 2000, then fell into bed.
One of the best moments comes when Hough plays the original ending of the sonata — loud, bombastic, banal — which Liszt crossed out only at the last moment before sending his manuscript off to the publisher.
This improbable eminence — his name is Buxton — is still alive; sadly, soon after we're introduced to him and the circle of intellectual power brokers around him (one of whom is based on Mary McCarthy), the manuscript breaks off.
But it is a diary, a genuine account, day by day, of the last year in the life of Richard Madox, an Elizabethan fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, on a disastrous voyage that takes him via Sierra Leone to Brazil, where the manuscript breaks off because he dies.
At this point the completed manuscript breaks off.
Tomorrow the British Library's head of modern manuscripts heads off on what is more like an adventure than a business trip to obtain the papers and other materials associated with one of Britain's greatest living writers, John Berger.
Mr. Blight, a professor of American history at Yale and the author of "Race and Reunion: The Civil War in American Memory," has also provided an extended preface that provides historical context, fills in biographical gaps and extends the life stories of both men past the Civil War, when their manuscripts break off abruptly, to their deaths in the early 20th century.
