Sentence examples for copies, however from inspiring English sources

Copies, however, were up elsewhere on the Web, including on Live Leak.

The pixie cut that launched a million copies, however, was Jean Seberg's, in Godard's "Breathless," from 1960.

The most accurate copies, however, were those made by Josiah Wedgwood, who, in 1790, copied it in jasperware with white figures in relief, and by John Northwood of Stourbridge, Eng., who copied it in glass (completed 1876).

Once a creator watermarks an instance of a digital art piece as the original, they can then share copies however they want.

Streaming mode reduces the peak memory required on the device at the cost of redundant copies; however, the computational cost of this extra copying can be reduced by hiding the transfer latency behind compute kernels and other copies (Fig. 3).

Generations of carvers and printers have always been able to make faithful copies, however, and like many popular designs, Hiroshige's cherry trees are still in print nearly two centuries on.

North Carolina's copy, however, went missing during the civil war.

A copy, however exact, can never be a substitute.

And all those years writing copy, however much she hated it, paid off.

The fixed cost of producing the first copy, however, may be as high as ever.

There is one thing the new show couldn't copy, however.