Sentence examples for copies comes from inspiring English sources

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

Taylor Swift, 20 years old and now writing her own songs on albums that — rare in the 21st century — sell millions of copies, comes up with natural melodies and moments of elegance: "I am not the kind of girl who should be rudely barging in on a white-veil occasion," she sings in "Speak Now," as she disrupts a wedding.

Another example of reasonably stable polyploid gene copies comes from a comparative study of the adh1-orthologous regions of maize, sorghum and sugarcane [42].

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.

The owner, who reviews children's books for The Bookseller, had not come across it either, despite the torrent of review copies coming through the front door.

With the success of To Kill a Mockingbird – it has sold more than 40 million copies – came acceptance in Monroeville, and finally embrace.

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

In this case, when generic copies came on to the market at the end of 2003, average paroxetineprices dropped by more than 70% in two years.