Sentence examples for manuscripts passed from inspiring English sources

Susan and Mabel, each armed with a horde of Emily's manuscripts, passed their animosities on to their dutiful daughters.

The manuscripts passed to other members of the Koder family, who sold them to Ex Libris last summer.

The story I know the best — -the collapse of the Soviet empire — was one that involved onion-skin manuscripts passed hand to hand, stealthy phone calls, xeroxes, cassette tapes, and all the other means of dissidence of that time.

The censored parts circulated for a while as samizdat, self-printed manuscripts passed around secretly among adventurous readers.

After Mr. Quinn, a collector and patron, died in 1924, the manuscript passed to a family member, then to auction, and now back to Dublin, the city Joyce recreated in exile in "Ulysses".

Surely Hoagland recognized Dickman's poetry when he came across the manuscript passed on to him?

The manuscript passed through many hands and was owned by A. Edward Newton until his death in autumn 1940.

At Shanghai Translation, each manuscript passes through three levels of political review: the editor, his supervisor, and the head of the company.

Furthermore, even if a submitted manuscript passes the initial screen, the editor may have difficulties finding referees who have the expertise needed to review the paper.

When serious writing was forbidden under the old regime, illegal manuscripts were passed from hand to hand as sacred texts.

The Pali Canon, the earliest Buddhist manuscripts, was passed on orally for some 300 years before it was committed to writing.