Sentence examples for be no copies from inspiring English sources

There will be no copies.

Published in 1623, the first folio brought together the majority of Shakespeare's plays and without it there would be no copies of more than half of them, including Macbeth and The Tempest.

There are no copies of Playboy.

There were no copies, which itself seems like an irregularity.

There were no copies on the shelf, so I asked for it at the counter.

"There were no copies at the publisher's by Christmas," he said.

Made a year after he reported his "art of photogenic drawing" to the Royal Society in 1839, there are no copies.

After glowing reviews and strong word-of-mouth, there were no copies to be found at a half-dozen large Manhattan bookstores last weekend.

There are no copies of the book in England, and he wonders if they might make a color copy, for which he would be happy to cover the cost.

They were saying, 'He used to be all right before he started that writing.' Eventually it became really frustrating because I realised there were no copies of my book around, even though lots of people wanted to buy it.

But there were no copies to be sold at that price and presumably someone selling a used copy would reduce the price, not increase it.