Sentence examples for new manuscripts from inspiring English sources
His successors created new manuscripts of their own.
He probably selected this particular alphabet from existing manuscripts as the best one to use in copying new manuscripts.
Charlemagne's many educational and ecclesiastical reforms necessitated the production of new manuscripts to be distributed throughout the Holy Roman Empire.
Scouts are a kind of sub-breed of literary agents, and their job is to scour such events in search of promising new manuscripts.
Dr. Paul Keim, acting chairman of the panel, said the new manuscripts made it clear that the experiments were not as dangerous as they originally appeared to be and that the benefits of the research were greater.
New manuscripts have a way of turning up, bits of forgotten poetry become memorable, scraps of stories are made whole, and young editors beat fast paths to the doors of an author's heirs.
She approached John Murray, Byron's publisher, offering her new manuscript.
Starbuck took time out from editing her new manuscript, "Sex Perhaps," to answer a few questions.
He explains that he still gets "incredibly nervous" when showing a new manuscript to his editor.
The discovery of a new manuscript would be marvelous, and possibly illuminating.
Much depends on how a new manuscript is treated by the publisher.
