Sentence examples for manuscript that the from inspiring English sources

In May, HarperCollins will publish a manuscript that the late J. R. R. Tolkien wrote before "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings".

The manuscript that the modern publisher reads on a train journey, for instance, is subtitled "A Luisa Rey Mystery," Luisa Rey being the name of the California reporter.

According to Dahl's biographer, Donald Sturrock, his editor was so dismayed by the manuscript that the author, for the first time in his career, had to beg him for a response.

A whistle-blower's manuscript that the government suppressed on security grounds contains little new information but strongly criticizes the F.B.I. as having mishandled the government's investigation into whether China stole United States nuclear secrets.

A whistle-blower's manuscript that the government suppressed on security grounds contains little new information, but strongly criticizes the F.B.I. as having mishandled the government's investigation into whether China stole nuclear secrets from the United States.

It was this manuscript that the French antiquarian Antoine Galland discovered and translated into French as Les Mille et une nuits between 1704 and 1717, thus launching the Nights' brilliant second career in Europe and the Americas.

PS carried out the statistical analyses and reviewed the parts of the manuscript that involved the statistical analyses.

CN carried out the statistical analyses and reviewed the parts of the manuscript that involved the statistical analyses.

Meanwhile, Plath had begun to put together the manuscript that became the framework for Ariel in early 1962.

(C) We have included a new analysis in the manuscript that displays the effects for individual neurons.

Now the last novel is coming out: the unfinished manuscript that sat in the study while the body swung on the patio.