Sentence examples for manuscript said from inspiring English sources

By most accounts, Sik's manuscript said nothing very new; it compiled existing documents related to the subject for public consumption.

Susanna Margolis, a New York-based ghost writer who polished Mr. Rosenblat's manuscript, said she was surprised by his description of his first blind date with Ms. Radzicki.

Mark Nixon, who heads Reading University's Beckett International Foundation and was among the team bidding for the manuscript, said: "I'm still a little bit speechless.

"I started out preserving the stories for my own sake but soon realized I had a manuscript," said Mr. Kazimiroff, now 60 and living on City Island.

But Mr. Allen, who lived with Ms. Stone while she was working on Mr. Mezlekia's manuscript, said "there was much rewriting, editing and original writing on her part".

Ali Abdel Amir, an Iraqi writer and critic who read the whole manuscript, said it described a Zionist-Christian conspiracy against Arabs and Muslims.

But, he said, the New England Journal of Medicine rejected the manuscript, saying that everyone knew the effect existed.

"Fowler called back the next day -- October 19th, and identified himself as the chairman of the Democratic National Committee," the manuscript says.

Musicologists hailed the discovery of the manuscript, saying it offered an unusually valuable insight into Beethoven's creative process.

But Anne Stone, a Canadian novelist and freelance editor whom Mr. Mezlekia hired as copy editor for his manuscript, says she is the book's true author.

People who have read the manuscript say it was gripping, if unshaped, but Finke could never quite finish the work, which grew into a kind of agent's-eye history of Hollywood since 1975.