Sentence examples for manuscript so that from inspiring English sources

In his final hours, he had tidied up the manuscript so that his wife could find it.

The working relationship between Mr. Mezlekia and Ms. Stone began in 1994 when he hired her to assist him in finishing his manuscript so that it could be submitted to agents and publishers.

He took a new grip of the traveling-bag where he had his manuscript, so that he should not be parted from it for a moment till it went into some publisher's keeping.

[4] Could it be that Gödel is an impostor who plotted and connived to steal Schmidt's manuscript, so that he could take credit for one of the central theorems of 20th-century mathematics?

And, why do you not keep a photocopy of the changes you marked all the way through the copy-edited manuscript so that when it goes missing for days in the post there is no need to start foaming at the mouth?

While some New Yorker magazine rejection letters (Arts pages, Jan . 12 are to be cherished, none may top a rejection letter sent by a Chinese mathematical journal, which was quoted in The American Mathematical Monthly: "We could not hope, in the next thousand years, to receive the equal of your manuscript, so that, were we to publish yours, we should never be able to publish anything again.

This underscores the importance for the opportunity for editors and reviewers to have detection system to identify highly similar text in submitted manuscripts so that they can then review them for novelty.

Designs on paper were circulated around craftsmen from different disciplines, including potters, architects, and illuminators working on the borders of manuscripts – so that the same patterns appeared in different media.

Those pieces would benefit a lot from re-editing from the original manuscripts so that we get the right notes and the right words and the right stanzas from the right hymns and so on.

It would have made mandatory an NIH request that grantees submit a copy of their manuscripts so that the agency can post them in a free public archive no later than a year after publication.

Triaging processes are used by editors who attempt to prescreen manuscripts so that they send out for review only those that have a chance of being selected for publication.