Sentence examples for unsolicited submissions for from inspiring English sources

When he is not searching the slush pile — the trove of unsolicited submissions — for hidden masterpieces, Mr. Barr searches blogs for worthy book projects.

But as far as Joshthedog is concerned, sketch shows are a closed shop, and that's why their quality is diminishing: "The problem is … the BBC does not invite unsolicited submissions for sketches or sketch shows.

Currently, in preparation for its annual meeting (theme: "The Role of Narrative in the Poetry of Emily Dickinson"), the society is accepting unsolicited submissions for the Emily Dickinson Journal and the Emily Dickinson Bulletin, devoted to news on Dickinson-related books ("Emily Dickinson, Accidental Buddhist" or "Emily Dickinson's Gardens," anyone?).

He quit on Oct. 29, six weeks after he decided to cut costs by stopping the tradition of considering unsolicited submissions of new plays.

Do not make unsolicited submissions of your project to companies.

Armstrong receives up to 200 unsolicited submissions a week.

We read the 20, mostly unsolicited submissions that arrive each week.

So many names, so many numbers, and here is one more: last year, Steidl received something north of 2,000 unsolicited submissions.

In a wonderfully populist move, El Museo del Barrio curates its 2007 biennial from unsolicited submissions sent over the last two years to the institution's Artists Archivee.

Every single rejection letter he received clearly outlined a policy of not reading any unsolicited submissions; yes, "Fortress Hollywood" was built to be unbreachable.

Mr. Mankoff looks at most of the 1,000 or so unsolicited submissions he receives each week, and makes a point of being accessible.