Sentence examples for manuscript turn from inspiring English sources
"The people who paid for the manuscript turn out to be the who's who of Haarlem," Professor Marrow said.
He was the chief editor at Feltrinelli when the manuscript turned up in his office unannounced.
The first four publishers Forsyth sent the manuscript turned it down.
Three brief manuscripts turn up: Destry-Scholes's notes and unclassifiable meditations on Carl Linnaeus, the great biological taxonomist; on Charles Darwin's cousin Francis Galton, inventor of fingerprinting and a much-controverted theory of eugenics; and on the playwright Henrik Ibsen.
Notwithstanding Douglas' opinion, Gale's work did much to preserve important historical information, as he was a member of the new style of antiquary, who instead of working just with manuscripts, turned to the topography and other relics in the countryside.
The argument of this manuscript will turn up 17 years later as day Four of Galileo's Dialogues concerning the Two Chief World Systems.
Manuscripts still turn up.
A forgotten Robert Frost manuscript recently turned up in the basement of a Masonic lodge in Methuen, Mass.
It appears to have been quickly massaged to take some account of major events that occurred after the manuscript was turned in.
As a result of paper's ready availability, Islamic paper makers devised assembly-line methods of hand-copying manuscripts to turn out editions far larger than any available in Europe for centuries.
The Jewish Daily Forward of New York ran an article, which piqued the interest of federal investigators, and lo, the manuscript was turned over yesterday to Vienna's Jewish community at a news conference in Manhattan.
