Sentence examples for copies first from inspiring English sources

Clinton's memoir What Happened sold more than 300,000 copies in its first week on sale, while Wolff's White House exposé, Fire and Fury, sold around 200,000 copies first off, according to the New York Times.

Using the third line, 94% of subjects agreed to let the experimenter make copies first.

Don't worry if your copies first are terrible. The process is a learning experience.

If copying a newspaper or magazine article with images on the back side (which may appear as ghosted images on your copies), first place your original on the glass of the copier and then place something dark (or red, as copiers see red as black or dark grey) on top of the sheet before you close the cover.

(His book, Baby and Child Care sold 50 million copies, second only to the Bible in overall sales).

The debut volume has a 250,000-copy first print run.

Doubleday, which is bringing out a 350,000-copy first printing of the book, seems delighted with the controversy.

If you need to preserve a copy of the old x, you have to make a copy first, e.g., by using SCOPY.

I'll be camped outside of iTunes waiting for the release if we can't get a review copy first.

Newspaper columnists recycle copy first used when Cambodians were slaughtering other Cambodians en masse or whenever Hutus and Tutsis went at it.

In 1909 he spent months copying fifth-century Buddhist murals in the Buddhist caves at Ajanta.