Sentence examples for Later copies from inspiring English sources

Later copies of the album did not contain "Still in Love (Kissing You)".

Later copies of the second state, with minor retouching, were also printed from the plate by Thomas Cotes in 1632, for Robert Allot's Second Folio, a new edition of the collected plays.

The practice seems hardly to have survived the Kangxi period, except for deliberately made later copies.

Eleven days later copies of Jacqui Smith's expense receipts were published in Sunday Express.

The 1550 Sudebnik is known only through forty later copies, of which thirteen are of the sixteenth century.

An album of English social satires, most later copies of prints after designs by Gillray and Bunbury.

There is no Truth Commission, of the kind pioneered by El Salvador and later copied by South Africa.

Sure, multinational enterprises later copy the same tactics, but by then the local ones have sharpened their first-mover advantage.

Brett waggled low, a pendulum movement later copied by Mark McGwire (left), albeit from the opposite side of the plate.

1922 Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich gave his lover Coco Chanel the Romanov pearls that she later copied.

Even before Japan passed its law, which was later copied by Taiwan and Korea, Japanese civil society was taking action, said Cheng.