Sentence examples for manuscript printed from inspiring English sources

Electronic publishing is much quicker than conventional publishing (it generally takes at least a year to get a manuscript printed).

Investigate how in 1891 Joaquín Albarrán organised and wrote his Les Tumeurs de la Vessie, a manuscript printed by Georges Steinheil in 1892.

Though he despises his slick brother (Dillon), who made him the fall guy on a heist gone wrong in Poland, Crunch is forced to join him and the old gang of thieves when they hear of a rare manuscript printed by Johannes Gutenberg.

During the war musical manuscripts, printed music, books and instruments were confiscated, swept up as war trophies, lost or displaced under circumstances of crisis.

It illuminates the poet and dramatist's career through books, manuscripts, printed ephemera and artifacts, as well as interesting audio-visual presentations.

Her painstaking work of comparison of manuscript and printed text was being done at the Beinecke Library, at Yale, where most of Stein's manuscripts repose.

I consolidated them into a single manuscript and printed two copies.

Score, notation, in manuscript or printed form, of a musical work, probably so called from the vertical scoring lines that connect successive related staves.

Some of the rarest and most fragile religious texts in the Vatican and Bodleian libraries, including ancient bibles and some of the oldest Hebrew manuscript and printed books, are being placed online in a joint project by the two great libraries, which will eventually create an online archive of 1.5m pages.

To commemorate Black History Month, visitors to the Louis Armstrong House Museum in February will receive a limited-edition photograph of Armstrong at the Suburban Gardens in New Orleans during a seminal moment in the struggle for civil rights; an excerpt from an unpublished Armstrong manuscript is printed on the back.

In the absence of a manuscript or printed text, the only information as to the novel's subject comes from Waugh's diary entries and later reminiscences.