Sentence examples for manuscripts with a from inspiring English sources

Her plausible argument was that she had outlined the plot ideas, and then edited Mrs. Benson's manuscripts with a thoroughness that sometimes angered the author.

Regarded as scripture by many 3rd- and 4th-century Christians, it was transmitted in manuscripts with a sermon known as the Second Letter of Clement, written c.

The 14½-pound tome combines two 19th-century design encyclopedias, Auguste Racinet's "L'Ornement Polychrome" and M. Dupont-Auberville's "L'Ornement des Tissus," assembling some 5,000 patterns of fabric, wallpaper and illuminated manuscripts, with a DVD of 5,000 images.

Children are wonderful editors, not in the sense that they will go through your manuscripts with a red pen, but in that they occupy so much of your time and head that only the good words will make it to the page.

He is an expert on Byzantine Greek hagiographical manuscripts, with a number of publications to his name; before coming to the Vat he was the Vice-Prefect of the great Ambrosian Library, in Milan, where he was born and grew up.

In 2013, Intensive Care medicine received 1516 manuscripts, with a global acceptance rate of 20.7%.

Other times the publishing world greets a manuscript with a collective shrug ��� and it takes off.

Narayan, in his memoir, recalled asking Purna if he would be so kind as to "weight the manuscript with a stone and drown it in the Thames".

This is a manuscript with a considerable scholarly "apparatus," including commentary and readings, meant, we are told, for a synagogue.

In what may be a sly wink at "The Da Vinci Code," his latest effort concerns a medieval manuscript with a whiff of heresy, suppressed and possibly destroyed by order of the pope.

Lenaghan showed another manuscript, with a delicately colored image of Philip and his wife, Elizabeth Farnese, who, in 1737, imported Farinelli to Madrid from London, hoping that his singing might help the monarch.