Sentence examples for a print copied from inspiring English sources

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(Hi, Mom!) I do like having a print copy myself.

The company charges £2.99 for a digital edition a month, and £4.50 for a print copy.

For the vast majority of Australians wanting a print copy of a metropolitan daily newspaper, there are only two choices.

I do have a print copy of the story, and it's not an inspirational, feel-good tale.

The goal of both trailers is to compel users to pay for a print copy of the magazine.

"Both my subjects and my neighbors are always looking for a print copy of what I do," said one reporter.

All but a handful of papers offer their content free online, so they immediately surrender the cover price of a print copy.

When you have a diagonal, horizontal or vertical row of examples, you have "Bingo!" Students can search either a print copy of the paper or the online archives.

Mr. Colbert also read aloud from Mr. Smith's column on his program, "The Colbert Report," and held up a print copy of The Times (thanks for that).

"When we purchase a print copy, we get to keep it for as long as we want," said Audra Caplan, president of the Public Library Association.