Sentence examples for manuscript that has from inspiring English sources

Conjectural emendation has been defined by the American scholar B.L. Gildersleeve as "the appeal from manuscripts we have to a manuscript that has been lost".

Mr. Winter, the expert in Beethoven manuscripts and sketchbooks, said that unlike the sketchbooks, the manuscript on sale, so much the work of other hands, "is not a manuscript that has the story of a life in it".

But though Shardlake has repeatedly vowed to cease putting himself in danger, he can't resist the commission to trace the whereabouts of a secret, potentially heretical manuscript that has been stolen from the queen's bedchamber.

The plot turns on a musical manuscript that has arrived in the archive of a Canadian college — an unfinished King Arthur opera by none other than E. T. A. Hoffmann.

This is an original manuscript that has not been submitted elsewhere for publication.

Manuscripts that are self-archived can be identical to the final version of a manuscript that has been accepted for publication by a journal or book publisher.

There was a group of fragments of Daniel that the Metropolitan had not released, as well as a whole manuscript that had not even been read.

When it first arrived at Faber & Faber (its eventual publisher), it was a dog-eared manuscript that had obviously done the rounds.

When it first arrived at Faber (its eventual publisher), it was a dog-eared manuscript that had obviously done the rounds.

In 1990, on a visit to Mexico, the Pope returned a rare medical manuscript that had been taken out of the country in the sixteenth century.

One girl had her salary raised because she came back from Palm Beach with one brilliant idea, a man returned from Lake Placid so inspired he finished a manuscript that had been lying around his desk for months.