Sentence examples for manuscript rolls from inspiring English sources

Previously, the system has been used to image heritage objects such as burnt parchment manuscript rolls [24] and historical film footage [25].

Two manuscript rolls in the Well-come Library conthen the life of St. Margaret written in French.

But it was not a bottle of wine; it was the manuscript, rolled under his arm.

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

Palimpsest, manuscript in roll or codex form carrying a text erased, or partly erased, underneath an apparent additional text.

It was often used in decorating not only churches, but theological manuscripts and rolls of arms.

Because it is a place for first thought, best though, I suspect the average wordmonger can use the app to write a roll-like manuscript for the next great American road novel in the next few years.

Now what's buried here, however, is cultural rather than financial: The bunkers are a repository containing nearly 100 miles of shelves stacked with some 6 million items: reels of film; kinescopes; videotape and screenplays; magnetic audiotape; wax cylinders; shellac, metal and vinyl discs; wire recordings; paper piano rolls; photographs; manuscripts; and other materials.

You can finish your manuscript.

And then as late summer rolled around, I finished revising another manuscript (Dear Dragon) and decided to send it out to publishers that accepted submissions via email and online form.

Mr. Somerby's manuscript was "compiled from Herald's Visitations, Inquisitions Post Mortem, Subsidy rolls, Wills, Parish registers, and other original documents".