Sentence examples for manuscript over from inspiring English sources

Then I found myself wondering about my editorial judgment - the temptation is always to tone down the bits that you think might be embarrassing, especially if you're about to hand the manuscript over to people who know you for their opinions.

He turned the manuscript over to Andreas Osiander (1498 1552), a theologian experienced in shepherding mathematical books through production as well as a leading political figure in the city and an ardent follower of Luther (although he was eventually expelled from the Lutheran church).

Williams wrote the manuscript over a span of four years until his death, in 1983, and it was kept out of the public eye for years by Gavin Lambert, who worked with Williams on it and to whom he entrusted the manuscript.

Mr. Eaker remembered reading the book-length manuscript one Friday while on jury duty and becoming so enthusiastic that he e-mailed his boss, Susan Kamil, now the publisher and editor in chief of Random House, and insisted that she read the manuscript over the weekend.

(You'll pass your manuscript over to an editor and proofreader to polish it before publishing it).

She shredded my partial manuscript over about 20 pages of critiques.

Along the same line, the approach taken in this manuscript (over-simplified with only 1 genetic variant in each MMP gene) is a limitation.

Timbuktu is a protected World Heritage Site, home to thousands of ancient manuscripts collected over centuries.

In addition, a study published during the preparation of the present manuscript used over-expression systems to show that AIP5 also interacts with spartin [ 12].

We agree that in our initial manuscript we over-emphasized the match between function and dynamics, and thus under-stated the complexities.

Both the Abstract and the body of the manuscript contain over-interpretations of the data and important omissions of previously published data.