19 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Manuscript' in a Sentence
"The original text of an author's work, written by hand or, more commonly nowadays, typed, and then submitted to a publisher." more
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The teacher asked the students to create a manuscript for their favorite story.
Sarah carefully wrote her story in her neat manuscript.
Emily typed her poem and saved it as a beautiful manuscript.
She shared her beautifully written manuscript with the class.
Emily proudly displayed her neatly typed manuscript for the school play.
The teacher praised Tommy for his beautifully handwritten manuscript on dinosaurs.
The author carefully wrote the manuscript for her new adventure story.
The student diligently typed his science fiction manuscript for the school competition.
In history class, the students studied a manuscript from the Middle Ages to learn about life in that era.
The historian discovered a valuable ancient manuscript in the dusty archives.
The archaeologist discovered an ancient manuscript in the hidden cave.
Mary proudly displayed her beautifully handwritten manuscript for the class to see.
Grandma found a dusty manuscript in the attic, written by Grandpa.
The teacher praised Sarah for her neatly written manuscript on endangered species.
The students admired the teacher's beautifully written manuscript.
The scientist handed over the manuscript detailing his groundbreaking experiment to the research journal.
The teacher praised Tim for his neat and tidy manuscript.
Sarah read her favorite story from a colorful manuscript.
The author proudly displayed his manuscript at the book fair.
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