Sentence examples for written manuscript from inspiring English sources

Also on the scene is the lamely written manuscript the dead writer left behind.

These are the main criteria by which a formally written manuscript can be assigned to an earlier or a later part of this period.

Among the Romantics is a hand written manuscript by Coleridge, "To a Friend Who Asked How I felt When the Nurse First Presented My Infant to Me," from 1796.

To avoid this, the Society of Biblical Literature passed a resolution in 1991 holding that, if the condition of the written manuscript requires that access be restricted, a facsimile reproduction should be the first order of business.

In contrast, Houghton Mifflin, part of Vivendi Universal, has moved up the publication date without changing the text of a previously written manuscript by the historian Gary Wills called "Why I Am a Catholic".

We have written manuscript on the basis of our interest.

There are the first three Shakespeare folios in a rare display together; a first edition of Milton's Poems from 1645 owned by Alexander Pope; a hand-written manuscript of Shelley's.

In a 15th-century pen-written manuscript in the Freer Gallery at Washington, D.C., it can be observed that the pen's nib is cut wide, giving a considerable difference in thick and thin strokes.

Here are our favourite chemists telling us a little more about the wonders of iridium: [video link] In this video, our favourite chemistry professor visits the Royal Society's archives where, together with archivist, Rupert Baker, we see Smithson Tennant's original hand-written manuscript of his scientific paper describing his discovery of both iridium and osmium.

There is a rumor that she destroyed a half-written manuscript.

This is well-written manuscript.