Sentence examples for write a manuscript from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koresh insisted that he needed time to write a manuscript on the seven seals, which foretell Armageddon in the Book of Revelation.

At Haley's request, Mr. Riordan, who had by then already published five detective novels for adults set in and around his native San Antonio, decided to write a manuscript for what became "The Lightning Thief".

There, she'll invite a different writer, every year for the next century, to write a manuscript, held in trust, unread and unopened until 2114.

She'll then invite a different writer every year for the next century to write a manuscript to be held in trust, unread and unopened, until 2114.

He had never completed it to his satisfaction… Vague pronouns offer a syntactical slide between living and writing; the uncompleted "it" refers to the struggle of being "a fucking human being" and the struggle to write a manuscript about what this struggle was like; "this" means both the end of Wallace's life and the nonexistent ending of his book.

In this first investigation we employed numerical analysis for two main reasons: first, we feel the immuno-editing phenomena as mainly a transitory effect, and as such requiring mainly numerical analysis; second, we wanted to write a manuscript aimed to theoretical biologists with biological background, such as the general readership of 'Biology Direct'.

By Stanley Edgar Hyman and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 8 , 1943P. 11 A writer was engaged by a publishing house to edit & re-write a manuscript dealing with the Arabs & Arabia.

The process of writing a manuscript serves multiple purposes.

M.W. advised all experiment and wrote a manuscript.

B.M. performed MSP assay, data analysis and wrote a manuscript draft.

She has written a manuscript about her conversion, which she offers as evidence of her (pardon the term) good faith.