Sentence examples for overdue manuscript from inspiring English sources
Hegel, thirty-six years old, was an adjunct professor with an overdue manuscript.
In the dazzling "My Book," a take on Sloth by the composer and lyricist Jeff Blumenkrantz, Ms. McDonald became a haggard writer desperate to enlist help from the audience -- someone to cart away her television, confiscate her cellphones, wake her up at dawn -- so that she can complete an overdue manuscript: "I may hate you," she sang, "but I'll thank you in my book".
Fifty years ago, an obscure historian working in the extra-mural department at the University of Leeds delivered a manuscript, overdue and over-length, to Victor Gollancz – a publishing house then specialising in socialist and internationalist non-fiction.
And so his words on winning were halting and spontaneous, as he admitted that he had been nine years overdue in delivering the manuscript.
The story of a rare fifteenth-century manuscript that was returned to Peabody Library forty years overdue.
Although one sympathizes strongly with the concerns of the author, the manuscript is, in my opinion, not a serious contribution to the long overdue but badly needed policy discussion of how NIH and other medical research funding should be structured.
They are already overdue.
"Reform is long overdue".
