Sentence examples for polish manuscript from inspiring English sources

But with only one other exception, all of his works are found in Northern Italian manuscripts, and that exception, a Polish manuscript, has strong Italian connections.

Science editors, as our feature contributors make clear, do much more than simply select and polish manuscripts for publication.

[ 9] As gatekeepers, some reviewers may assume it is more important to find reasons to reject a submittal than to help make worthy but imperfectly polished manuscripts better.

Now his daughter, Kathleen, a 24-year-old television producer, is rushing to polish the manuscript in the hope of getting it published and cementing the legacy of one of the most notable members of the Carter administration.

PL participated in the discussion, corrected the English errors, and helped polish the manuscript.

VS participated in the discussion, corrected the English errors, and helped polish the manuscript.

BO and XCZ participated in the discussion of this work and helped to polish the manuscript.

Nonetheless, it's important not to polish a manuscript until it is perfect!

The Holy Cross Sermons (ca. early 14th century) constitute possibly the oldest extant Polish prose manuscript.

When you're ready, your critique group can also help you with ideas for revision, so that you can polish the manuscript and get it ready to send to literary agents or publishing houses.

CB helped to polish the manuscript.