Sentence examples for copies come from inspiring English sources

Its dimwitted copies come with a sideshow aura as has-been celebrities humiliate themselves, and tired concepts are given desperate new tweaks.

There's that moment when the first hardbound copies come back from the publisher and one thinks: "Well, that's that: now on to the next thing".

The Macrovision system inserts tiny imperfections into tapes and discs in such a way that the original runs well on any player but unauthorized copies come out as gobbledygook.

Green copies come in a number of variations of decreasing value to the readers.

Some copies come with a necklace, or something cute like that.

If there is no paper, slide some paper into a little place that is normally right below where copies come out of.

Any readers across the centuries will know where the copies came from.

One of these copies came into my possession when I was about 11.

The $19,000 it cost for the 10,000 copies came from his Healy for Mayor 2009 campaign funds.

In second place – with a gap of more than 15,000 copies – came David Walliams's Awful Auntie, with sales of 42,695.

(Each of the eight thousand copies comes with a unique silk-screen cover, handmade in Owens's studio).