Sentence examples for manuscripts from a from inspiring English sources

(The museum had planned to include manuscripts from a library in Timbuktu in this show, but as recent political turmoil there worsened, the loans became impossible).

Sitting in his office, surrounded by ancient manuscripts from a religious order in Berbera, his work seems academic and peaceful; but it's not always that way.

When he died in 1890, his widow, to protect his "reputation," burned his private papers: the erotic translations, diaries, notes, poems, letters and unpublished manuscripts from a lifetime's wandering and observation.

In any case, Professor Sukenik returned at the end of November, and was told by a Jerusalem antiquity dealer (not the one who had visited the monastery) that some manuscripts from a cave on the Dead Sea were in the hands of a dealer in Bethlehem.

A high-schooler finds stolen manuscripts from a novelist who was killed years ago.

I recently had the horrible/joyful schizophrenic experience of going through the manuscripts from a series of novels I wrote ten years ago, preparing them for a reprinting next year.

A movie scout and aspiring journalist named Michael Krantz received the manuscript from a junior (female) contact at Simon & Schuster.

A learned manuscript from a Benedictine monastery in 12th-century Germany tackles the human anatomy, tracing five systems of the body in separate images.

Brown, a manic-depressive, later committed suicide but rumours of his account reached the publishers of the Lion, who retrieved the manuscript from a pawnshop.

Torey took pains to check the accuracy of his images… The writer also received another manuscript from a blind person: Sabriye Tenberken's "My Path Leads to Tibet".

The Treasury office ruled that the institute could edit a manuscript from a country under embargo, and engage in peer review, but that making any "substantive or artistic alterations or enhancements of the manuscript" would be illegal without a license.