Sentence examples for a copy on hand from inspiring English sources

Annie Proulx As I love Italian cuisine I have given away so many copies of that wonderful regional history of geography, people, particular dishes and foodstuffs by the Russian-born literary scholar Elena Kostioukovitch, Why Italians Love to Talk About Food (Duckworth), that I rarely have a copy on hand for myself.

It's also good to have a copy on hand to remind students that yes, you did state that you have a no make-up policy for quizzes.

Consider using symbols to write your own unique alphabet, and then memorize it and keep a copy on hand.

You want to save the original as an excel file to have a master copy on-hand.

Keep the first copy on-hand to go over with serious buyers.

He then describes the state of the science, as summarized in the near final draft of the summary of the climate report (he was given a copy): On the one hand, it says it is "very likely" that the incidence of cold days and nights has gone down and the incidence of warm days and nights has risen globally.

However, in the unlikely but serious event that your passport or visa is lost or stolen, it's a big help to have an extra copy on hand.

You'll be glad you have a copy on your shelf to hand the next widow you encounter.

Find out more about Math Magazine, and get your hands on a copy, on the publication's website. .

Erik Barnum, sales floor manager at Northshire Bookstore in Manchester Center, Vt., says he always keeps six copies on hand, a much higher number than for most older books.

She had been published by a very small publishing house that didn't even have enough copies on hand to deal with the win, when it came.