Sentence examples for At copies from inspiring English sources

"Get a copy of our reports and then look at copies of others, and then see where you've learned something," said Bernstein's president, Roger Hertog.

The New Yorker, November 29 , 1982P. 41 The writer calls his son Wayne to come and look at copies of "Popular Mechanics", saying they are pretty amazing.

One of the center's archivists looked at copies of some of Mr. Norsigian's images years ago and said she did not think they were by Adams.

Mr. Jones was cool to the idea, until he looked at copies of Scientific American from the late 19th century, and noticed that words for new technologies, like Phonograph, were often uppercased.

By Ron Padgett The New Yorker, November 29 , 1982P. 41 The writer calls his son Wayne to come and look at copies of "Popular Mechanics", saying they are pretty amazing.

"The clerk said that the Judge would like to look at copies of some of the best student essays on the issue of cameras in the courtroom... .. (On Nov. 7th, Ito is holding a hearing on whether the cameras should be allowed.

Buy at copy for £18 at the Guardian bookshop.

Two kookaburras cackled loudly overhead, perhaps anticipating our clumsy efforts at copying Jillian moments later.

As Mari Fujibayashi, a Kyoto-born tapper, puts it: "The Japanese are so good at copying.

He was also skilled at copying and managing large quantities of information.

Now, other teams find they need to be really good at copying the Patriots' plan.