Sentence examples for reading a manuscript from inspiring English sources

"Reading the past here is harder than reading a manuscript palimpsest," the Korfmann team noted this year in a newsletter to its backers.

"I hadn't had that much fun reading a manuscript in a long time," she recalled recently.

But there he was in September last year, reading a manuscript written more than 40 years ago.

Pankaj Mishra, a 27-year-old editor at HarperCollins's India division, was reading a manuscript, a first novel by a relatively unknown Indian film writer.

Wish List II: When you're reading a manuscript submission by a writer you're unfamiliar with, what are you looking for in the poems?

Try to imagine the reddening Mr. Shawn reading a manuscript that included this, and meanwhile forget about looking for it in the archives of The New Yorker: Go Man Go stands at stud at Buena Suerte Ranch, in Roswell, New Mexico, his life an apparent idyll.

You didn't return a call or read a manuscript.

He read a manuscript about "The Secret Commonwealth" of the fairies.

That doesn't mean he'd want to read a manuscript about him.

Every couple of years, I'll ask a friend or two to read a manuscript, and it happens.

When Véra read a manuscript of the book, in 1973, she objected to what she considered a lifeless and distorted portrait.