Sentence examples for thick manuscript from inspiring English sources

He frowned slightly as he wrote in the book — a thick manuscript — in his lap.

The thick manuscript that hold copies of royal privileges granted to the monastery throughout its history and the Abadologio, a comprehensive and thorough history of the Cistercian abbots and monks who lived in the monastery, was written from March 1729 to February 1730 by Father Gerofeo, a Cistercian monk of the monastery of Valparaíso (Zámora).

The paintings illustrate epics that he wrote, then typed and bound into thick manuscripts, most famously "In the Realms of the Unreal".

The preview contained enigmatic references to the "huge bunker" in which Salinger apparently wrote; "the biggest secret of his lifetime"; "two thick manuscripts" and an interviewee tearfully referring to "the saddest thing I have ever read".

She also never seems to be writing; and when did she sneak out to Kinko's to print up what the non-Patty narrator describes later in the novel as a "thick, unbound manuscript"?

For fifteen minutes, he flipped backward and forward through his thick spiral-bound manuscript, scratching his head, pondering each of the word's aspects, as he packed the verb with all of gawking's many connotations.

There are Magna Carta exhibits at the British Library, in London, at the National Archives, in Washington, and at other museums, too, where medieval manuscript Magna Cartas written in Latin are displayed behind thick glass, like tropical fish or crown jewels.

The manuscript is two hundred and twenty-five millimetres tall, a hundred and sixty wide, and five centimetres thick.

When travelling by train, he would arrive with whatever manuscript he was currently working on tethered to his waist by two or three yards of thick string issuing from beneath his coat.

In this manuscript, we use the system for WS-CARS spectroscopy as well as single-line and hyperspectral imaging in thick tissue both in forward and epi-detection.

Thick carpets, thicker curtains.