Sentence examples for copies from a from inspiring English sources
The Guardian believes that Computer eXchange may have acquired advance copies from a European distributor.
For instance, he said he wanted to return to New York during next month's playoffs to sign copies from a casket.
The Federal Register and Congressional Record, GPO's signature publications, have plummeted to 2,500 copies from a 30,000-copy run two decades ago.
The F.D.A. said that the benefits it touted were being "grossly misrepresented," and seized copies from a health-food store in Rochester, New York.
In 1841 Fox Talbot, one of photography's true revolutionaries, announced he had discovered the calotype, the first negative-positive process to make possible multiple copies from a single negative.
Although contemporary reports estimate that the list sold as many as eight thousand copies a year, it is now extremely rare, with just a few copies from a handful of years surviving.
Print out several copies from an online map if you don't have a paper handout.
Marginalia copied from a page of Gene Stratton Porter's "Laddie".
Transcript An RNA molecule copied from a segment of DNA.
"The building is from 1929 and apparently is copied from a building in Paris.
