Sentence examples for manuscript to read from inspiring English sources

In 1835 Carlyle gave him a substantial portion of the manuscript to read.

His wife had agreed to be included, telling him only: "Don't make me boring," and he gave her the manuscript to read on a long train journey.

Attendees received a sample manuscript to read and review in writing in advance.

What had happened was that Thompson sent the Captain a manuscript to read with one chapter dedicated to the gory details of their drug-filled boat rides.

Thus when an unknown 30-year old Indian physicist, Satyendranath Bose, sent him an unsolicited manuscript to read, the chances that it would end up anywhere but the circular file were very low.

We are sorry for the misunderstanding and we have amended the conclusions in the manuscript to read better.

"'Fame' exhausts me," she wrote in a diary in 1984 - tired out by all the manuscripts to read, the books to endorse, the awards, the invitations, but also the fact that she was ill.

Make your manuscript easy to read.

All authors helped to draft the manuscript, and to read and approve the final version.

By mixing currencies and rigor, the authors are making the manuscript difficult to read, or worse, easy to dismiss.

In addition all reviewers found the manuscript difficult to read and practically inaccessible to a non-specialised audience.