Phrases with «whole manuscript»

The phrase "whole manuscript" refers to the complete or entire text of a book, article, or document. It means all the pages and content that make up the written work, without any parts missing or omitted. Full definition

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Sentences with «whole manuscript»

  • Seek out other writers in your genre and offer to swap critiques with them (first chapters in the beginning, then progress to swapping whole manuscripts). (susankayequinn.com)
  • I am grateful to Mrs. T. Gordon for her care and patience in the typing of the whole manuscript. (religion-online.org)
  • Experts recommend reading the whole manuscript once to get a general impression of how it reads and whether it makes sense. (sciencemag.org)
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