Sentence examples for manuscript on time from inspiring English sources
Lear means this generously, as a way of accounting for why Carson didn't write more, and why, except for her Sun articles, she never once submitted a manuscript on time.
Weidenfeld and Nicolson, an imprint of the British publisher Orion, has acquired "A Suitable Girl," the sequel to Vikram Seth's gargantuan 1993 novel "A Suitable Boy," after a deal with another publisher fell through this summer when Mr. Seth failed to deliver the manuscript on time.
I have to deliver a manuscript on time and it has to be good, sharp, and right.
Out of Sheer Rage is what happens when a writer with a hefty travel stipend and a penchant for procrastinating tries his darndest to turn in his manuscript on time.
Though the author later claimed that he had written his first novels in secret, Anderson's secretary remembers typing the manuscript on company time "around 1911 or 1912".
Even though the manuscript was finished on time, according to Mr. Winkler, Mr. Bloomberg locked it in his desk drawer and refused to hand it over for no apparent reason other than he did not like being told what to do.
It's currently housed in the National Library of Wales and is part of an exhibition on Sir John Prise, a 16th-century manuscript collector who at one time owned the book.
Vikram Seth, the author of the 1,300-plus 1,300-plustopage a novel "A Suitable Boy," is in negotiations with his Londoorstopisher ofer his failure to deliver the manovelipt of A Suitablen time for release this fall.
The academic manuscript submission system was released on time and received quite positive comments from both users and policymakers.
For his subsequent thinking other sources come into play: the Bernau (or L-manuscripts) contain notes on time-consciousness dating from 1917-18, and the C-manuscripts contain material on the topic from the late 1920's to the early 1930's.
At the same times, check on your manuscript every time so you can catch anything wrong that a publisher would disapprove of.
