Sentence examples for copies, although from inspiring English sources

During his life, Bykov's novels apparently sold millions of copies, although little of his work is available in English.

In July, the Sunday Post boosted its readership by 0.19%, to 325,580 copies, although circulation was down 7.96% year on year.

According to Nielsen BookScan the book has sold 6,000 copies, although that does not represent sales in places like Wal-Mart.

He plans to continue collecting copies, although he has scant hope of obtaining more than a small fraction of the three million numbered sets.

Typically, the goal is to sell out an initial run of 2,000 copies, although the series' all-time best seller, "Jersey City," has sold well over 10,000 copies, Ms. Sutton said.

The first Super Mario Bros game has sold 40.24 million copies, although that figure is skewed by the fact that it was bundled with the Nintendo Entertainment System console.

His style was not something you could copy, although you could try to steal a bit.

These are intended to keep making it harder and more expensive for forgers to copy (although for the bank itself, banknotes cost about 3.5p to produce).

The good doctor continues to provide good copy, although the preposterous idea that his wife Mandy could this week be selected by the administrators as the best bet to rescue the Bradford Bulls is best ignored.

It is a great deal harder to win cases as a trial lawyer than it is to write advertising copy, although in either event a great deal of natural talent goes far.

And, while many parts of the print media accept the asterisking of expletives in editorial and advertising copy – although the New York Times review went further by referring to "The _________ With the Hat" – broadcasters are even more censorious.