Sentence examples for a decent copy from inspiring English sources

They had drawn a line through Westchester, capping a Manhattan commute to within a 35-minute limit and homing in on any village with great coffee and a decent copy shop.

Visually it's a pretty decent copy of that particular tablet, but I get the feeling it's not quite the same user experience.

I'd like not to be physically and psychologically oppressed by the evidence of my multiple failings as a worker (how can I produce decent copy in the midst of such horror?), a mother (what are all these toys doing here?), a wife (the mess reminds me of all the domestic tasks left undone downstairs, too).

Without a photo-quality printer, however, getting a decent hard copy of those photogenic moments can be problematic.

For some reason, it took years to track down a decent, affordable copy of the volume dealing with those who died in the 1940s.

It would be a rare customs official who could discern a genuine Old Master from a half-decent copy.

Sit Down New York makes rather decent copies of mid-century furniture, such as a facsimile of the George Nelson wall clock that is reminiscent of a Tinkertoy sunburst (873 Broadway, at 18th Street; $100).

Both made decent copies of videos at compression ratios that created one- or two-hour discs; four-hour modes were inferior but watchable.

It has sold about 250,000 copies, a decent figure considering the state of the publishing industry but a lot fewer than Living History.

Who needs theaters, the argument went, when you can walk into a decent video shop and pick up a copy of almost any old movie you may want?

(With one week left in the year, "Recovery" is 2010's best seller by a decent margin, with more than 3.3 million copies sold).