Sentence examples for copies going out from inspiring English sources
The days between advance proof copies going out and feedback trickling in were among the scariest of my life.
There will also be a geographical expansion, with copies going out to tube and railway stations in the outer zones and deep into the suburbs, with availability in all 32 of London's boroughs.
Then, bundles of free copies went out to churches, open stores and warming stations.
Government officials stopped it at the printers (though subscription copies went out).
"Show all mail to supv" — supervisor — "for copying prior to going out on the street," read the card.
Misha's son, Alexander, regarded him with a mixture of "fascination, admiration and horror": he saw his dad sitting around the house in his pajamas much of the day, cranking out newspaper copy on deadline, before going out to attend a string of parties and returning home at 3 in the morning.
If we needed 50 copies someone went out and got 50 copies, paid for them, and ran back to the event.
After that, hard copies would go out to the journal's roughly five hundred subscribers (subscriptions are free costs are covered by taxpayers).
JA: I think there were about thirty promo copies that went out with the wrong title for that, and I have no idea why.
A man who saw him play in Edinburgh in 1973 writes: "You defined our future when you said: 'Don't copy me, go out and create yourselves.' You gave us permission to experiment and we did".
