Sentence examples for manuscript which is from inspiring English sources

They worked from Beethoven's manuscript, which is now in the Berlin State Library.

"He gave Hayden his entire manuscript, which is not a good idea," said Maria Mazziotti Gillan, executive director of the center.

By Rebecca Mead May 26, 2017 The manuscript, which is the first full work of Wharton's to be discovered in twenty-five years, was hiding in plain sight.

Modern editors have generally based their work on Bruckner's later manuscript, which is reflected most fully in Leopold Nowak's 1955 edition, used here by Mr. Maazel.

The New York Times obtained a copy of the manuscript, which is still under review by current and former military officials.

The manuscript, which is on loan to the Anacostia from the University of Georgia Libraries, isn't exotic in content; it's a transcription of a tract of jurisprudence.

DS wrote the manuscript, which was commented on by IS, DB, HA, WK and AB.

She called the manuscript, which wasn't finished, a "trauma narrative".

An agent read it and asked to see the completed manuscript, which was then sold to Putnam.

I discovered her while judging a poetry prize and asked her to submit a manuscript which was playful and surreal.

His final comment on "Maurice," attached to the manuscript, which was hidden inside a drawer, read, "Publishable.