Sentence examples for manuscripts to a from inspiring English sources

JR But by then I'd sent out the manuscripts to a whole load of publishers.

Susan gave all her uncle's manuscripts to a university foundation, except one unfinished manuscript, which she kept for herself, intending to finish & publish it.

And what are we to make of the story that Kafka gave other manuscripts to a lover, who did consign them to the flames?

In the 1940s and '50s, Knopf sent a fair number of American history manuscripts to a notorious curmudgeon whose scathing critiques could peel bark from a tree.

Nicholas left eleven hundred Greek and Latin manuscripts to a successor, Sixtus IV, the second of the Vat's three Papal founders and a man whose much touted piety didn't preclude a penchant for nepotism.

He greeted me with radiant good humor and explained that he had disposed of the manuscripts to a buyer who, for unknown reasons, would not allow his name to be revealed.

Once she offered an early manuscript to a writing teacher.

It was likely Madge who sent the manuscript to a London publisher, Gerald Howe.

I gave the manuscript to a friend, who said that the problem was clear.

When he was finished, he gave the manuscript to a Taos businessman and ersatz literary agent named Jesse B. Turley.

Then, last January, Mr. Nordmann's heirs offered to sell the manuscript to a French collector.