Sentence examples for manuscript on a from inspiring English sources

He wanted to throw the manuscript on a fire.

"There were a lot of people who thought he found the manuscript on a dead soldier".

He has been allowed to use a cellphone and received permission this year to type a manuscript on a computer not connected to the Internet.

She is a rejected writer who keeps submitting a manuscript on a suicide attempt, and she copies Stephen King by attaching all rejection letters to a nail like he did.

They both showed how their metier had changed: Moggach wrote her book, dumped the manuscript on a publisher's front desk without being asked, got a deal and lots of reviews; Michell described a BBC that no longer exists, one that helped talented people as much as it could and then left them to get on with it.

Soon, I received an envelope from a friend who had seen a manuscript on a colleague's desk.

We would be pleased to receive the balance of your manuscript on an exclusive basis.' It was the best letter of my life.

And return you should, to hear an excellent new version of the Requiem conducted by Nikolaus Harnoncourt on Deutsche Harmonia Mundi (with Mozart's original manuscript on an added CD-ROM track).

Sideways was rejected by 15 publishers - "Oh my God, did they hate it!" - and had still not found a home months later when Alexander Payne, the director of Election and About Schmidt and who was represented by the same agency, chanced to read the manuscript on an aeroplane.

This is an interesting and timely manuscript on an interesting topic.

After a week, he left in a 4x4 bush taxi with 1,000 digitised manuscripts on a hard drive hidden in his luggage.