Sentence examples for numbers of manuscripts from inspiring English sources

You unearthed evidence that suggests that Meir Benayahu, the former director of the Ben-Zvi Institute, may have stolen large numbers of manuscripts and books from the institute.

After this, as demand increased, a great amount of inferior material came on the market, but by the 12th century, when large numbers of manuscripts were being produced in western Europe, a soft, pliant vellum was in vogue.

The last two decades have seen an explosion in the numbers of manuscripts published aiming at evaluating the accuracy of a hemodynamic monitoring system to measure CO accurately.

The Cocktail Waitress, compiled from a number of manuscripts, was published in 2012.

"My husband collected a number of manuscripts in a laundry basket and burned them on the open fire in the dining room.

"We continuously struggle with such questions as the identification of the fragments, their sequence, the number of manuscripts of a given composition and the relation between them," he said.

As the 1880s drew to a close, Brahms destroyed a number of manuscripts and announced his decision to retire.

A number of manuscripts were made for Henry VIII, including a choir book with several musical scores composed for the King.

Finally, the number of manuscripts that attest to a certain reading is of less importance than the weight given to a specific manuscript.

By the number of manuscripts that arrive daily and hourly from India on the desks of British and American agents and publishers, I would guess no country has more aspiring writers than ours.

But, although they copied a number of manuscripts for themselves in this hand, the style had no influence beyond their small circle.