This page shows Manuscript in 20 example sentences from English, with an explanation of the meaning and related words like writing. Useful when writing or proofreading a text.
Manuscript in a sentence
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Manuscript meaning
Handwritten, or by extension manually typewritten, as opposed to being mechanically reproduced.
Synonyms of Manuscript
Example sentences (20)
The findings are considered preliminary until published as a full manuscript in a peer-reviewed scientific journal.
If you’re familiar with a topic and have time to write every day, you could create a manuscript in less than a year.
The earliest story regarding Bjorn is in a manuscript detailing Norman history and written by William of Jumièges.
A Wagga author has won best unpublished manuscript at The Children, Young Adult and Adult literature conference.
Saif el Islam al Ahmed Mahmoud sat cross-legged on a sheepskin and gingerly turned the pages of an ancient manuscript.
I am aware of the fact these fascists would claim that why this copy of the manuscript was not found earlier.
I have no doubt that Heller had wanted to publish the manuscript since he revised it twice, and typed out several chapters.
The University of Washington Press issues a call for writers working on a manuscript or new book proposal.
Over the course of a couple of years, Janet brought every chapter of her then-manuscript to the writing group multiple times.
I have three days off," she said, noting that she'll incorporate her editors' comments into the next draft of her manuscript.
No wonder the manuscript for “The Ministry of Time” sold in dozens of markets around the world faster than the speed of light.
In December 2012, Mr. Lhéritier asked Mr. Vrain to appraise a manuscript by a survivor of the Titanic, Helen Churchill Candee.
John Bolton makes a series of bombshell claims in his book, according to the part of the manuscript seen by the New York Times.
Kannal believes that during this period he must have come across the manuscript paintings in Gujarat.
Page from the Rossano Gospels, an illuminated manuscript written in Greek during the 6th Century AD.
The various leaves of the missal were once an intact manuscript, part of a prayer book used by priests for a liturgy centuries ago.
Williams worked on it for 12 years but he started thinking about it when he discovered Du Bois’s unpublished manuscript 23 years ago.
Based on the marginalia, it seems that Hitler not only received the Riedel manuscript but also read it carefully with pencil in hand.
When the celebrations actually do take a hilariously fatal turn, June finds herself with a dead friend and a dead friend’s manuscript.
This is also an excellent day to study or finish a thesis, a manuscript or an important paper.
Common combinations with manuscript
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the manuscript 62×
- manuscript of 16×
- manuscript was 15×
- manuscript and 10×
- manuscript for 8×
- original manuscript 6×
- manuscript in 6×
- in manuscript 6×
- manuscript to 5×
- manuscript the 5×
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