Sentence examples for manuscript papers from inspiring English sources

I had almost forgotten my father's story until Peter recounted his own, and here I was with graphic evidence of it propped against the pile of manuscript papers on my desk.

A cobra is beset by mongooses that gnaw at its coils; an out-of-context panther slinks across a snowy plain pursued by torch-bearing villagers; an ape with a hookah and manuscript papers appears as the aide-de-camp to a 19th-century explorer.

Marshall claimed to have relied "chiefly on the manuscript papers of General Washington"—those papers at Mount Vernon in the possession of Bushrod Washington, who was also an Adams appointee to the Supreme Court, and who gave Marshall permission to write an authorized biography.

Marshall claimed to have relied "chiefly on the manuscript papers of General Washington" — those papers at Mount Vernon in the possession of Bushrod Washington, who was also an Adams appointee to the Supreme Court, and who gave Marshall permission to write an authorized biography.

What might seem impossible for these gentlemen on manuscript paper becomes distinctly possible live.

I was about 12, messing about with manuscript paper and a piano.

Schoenberg had to manufacture special manuscript paper with 48 staffs to notate the work.

Inside are reams of manuscript paper rolled into scrolls, with sketches, drafts and completed versions of his pieces.

I love the tactile aspect of writing music on manuscript paper, the "sculpting" with rubber and pencil.

The jazz or rock arranger in a sense improvises on manuscript paper.

Once Coltrane had his landmark suite carefully outlined on manuscript paper, he headed off to another suburban spot to record it — Van Gelder Studios in Englewood Cliffs, N.J.