Sentence examples for rough manuscript from inspiring English sources

After the photos and text were pulled together into a rough manuscript, Mr. Dylan and Mr. Feinstein took it to a publisher, Macmillan, where executives expressed interest but were afraid that the pictures would bring a lawsuit from the studio.

According to Nunn's biographer, Orville Sweeting, who died in 1976, leaving eighteen hundred pages in rough manuscript form, "L.L. said that Deep Springs Valley was selected for the express purpose of controlling by natural barriers a social condition which institutions all over the land control by regulations".

The rough manuscript of "Born to Run" that will be auctioned next week is believed to be handwritten by Springsteen and dates to 1974.

The authors wholeheartedly thank two anonymous reviewers and the Guest Editor PY Bard, for their detailed review comments and most valuable editing suggestions of the admittedly rough, initial manuscript.

Tolstoy, it seems, dealt with his illegitimate child as one might deal with a manuscript rough draft:— by discarding it and hiding his authorship of it from others.

In the middle of February 1961 officers of the KGB presented me with a search warrant and seized from my home various copies and rough drafts of the manuscript of "Life and Fate".

What's more, I had just completed the rough draft of a manuscript that I have been co-authoring (more on that soon, I promise), and the publisher had gotten back to us that she was pleased.

EAM conducted the experimental work, analyzed data, and wrote a rough draft of the manuscript.

All authors contributed ideas, interpreted the findings and reviewed rough drafts of the manuscript.

He wrote a part of the rough draft of the manuscript.

BG prepared a rough draft of the manuscript under RSG's directions, which was revised and modified by RSG.