Sentence examples for copc from inspiring English sources
But because we had other copies I was happy to destroy a copy in London".
To order a copy for £15.99, go to bookshop.theguardian.com or call 0330 333 6846.
3. The Promoter shall use and take care of any personal information you supply to it as described in its privacy policy, a copy of which can be seen here and in accordance with data protection legislation.
And the Barrow title sold an average of 10,713 a copy in the six months up to June, down 8.7% on last year.
I think it would be better for the English people if they think that it's now a different German generation and you just try to beat us or maybe try to copy us.
The society doesn't publish a list of its members, although I have a copy of its 2013 membership list.
Rusbridger says the Guardian itself destroyed a copy in London.
He said he was willing to destroy a copy of the Snowden material at the Guardian's office in London because other copies were available abroad.
Salmond will argue to his dying days – no doubt clutching a copy of a Guardian article from March 2014 which quoted an anonymous UK minister saying that "of course" a currency union would be formed – that the chancellor's intervention amounted to "bluff, bluster and bullying".
When Ann interviews a potential copy editor, she will say: are you a good speller?
A carbon copy of a delivery this time finds the edge, and Healy takes a fine low catch behind the stumps.
