Sentence examples for a copy of wired from inspiring English sources

In 2001, Marggraff was browsing a copy of Wired magazine when he read an article about Anoto, a Swedish firm that patented a clever pen technology: it imprinted sheets of paper with tiny dots that a camera-equipped pen could use to track precisely where it was on any page.

I take a copy of The Wire magazine out of my tote bag – it has the rock group Royal Trux on the cover – and roll it up tightly before thwacking it randomly against the wall with a loud slap, saying, "Here you are".

And so he took a copy of the waiver wire home with him last week, an indication that Parcells is still very much a power within the Jets even as to the outside world his outsize personality has retreated into the cocoon of the front office.

How do you expect to run with the wolves come night, when you spend all day sportin' with the puppies?" he says to Renaldo, who breaks off from reading a copy of Drama City by Wire regular George Pelecanos.

A horse on its back is tied with barbed wire to a copy of Colonel Gaddafi's Green Book.

Some images are eerie, like that of Anthony Quinn in "The 25th Hour" as an SS guard behind barbed wire holding up a copy of a Nazi propaganda magazine with his own picture on the cover.

He points to the fact that wire agencies had a copy of the text two weeks before the conference began.

Saw exhibit at Molly screw anchor booth; got a copy of "Mechanix Illustrated"; a tube of Franklin Glue; saw ladders of magnesium which is more than a third lighter than aluminum; got a copy of "Hardware Age"; visited booth of New York Wire Cloth Company who make screens you can roll up.

Anyone can download a copy of it.

There's a copy of "Moby-Dick".

A copy of the letter is attached.