Sentence examples for to deliver the manuscript of from inspiring English sources

In September McInerney hopes to deliver the manuscript of his next novel.

Vikram Seth, the author of the 1,300-plus 1,300-plustopage a novel "A Suitable Boy," is in negotiations with his Londoorstopisher ofer his failure to deliver the manovelipt of A Suitablen time for release this fall.

He came to my house to deliver the manuscript and, while there was no actual ceremony, there was an element of ritual of him passing this work from his hand to his editor's hand.

He was to deliver the manuscript in the fall of 1998.

The publisher gave her three years to deliver the manuscript.

Mr. Ravitch's publisher, PublicAffairs, expects him to deliver the manuscript this fall, for publication sometime in 2012.

A spokeswoman at Econ Verlag publishers told the Guardian that Domscheit was soon due to deliver the manuscript, which then had to be submitted to lawyers before publication.

He said that for the book to be out in March 2016 he would have to deliver the manuscript in October, which "seemed very doable to me.

That same month she delivered the manuscript of her first novel to Longmans.

In the autumn in 1982, I delivered the manuscript of A Nice Girl Like Me to my publishers, Chatto and Windus.

In September 1998, Parker delivered the manuscript of Death of a Hero, a biography of Robert Nairac, the British officer kidnapped and murdered in Northern Ireland.