Sentence examples for copies intended from inspiring English sources

"The Clock" had certainly made Marclay wealthier: five copies, intended for museums, were being sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars, and the sixth had been sold to Steven A. Cohen, the Connecticut hedge-fund manager, for an undisclosed sum.

In 1976, Tim LaHaye, an author of the Left Behind series, published "The Act of Marriage: The Beauty of Sexual Love" with his wife, Beverly, and it has since sold 2.5 million copies; "Intended for Pleasure," by Ed and Gaye Wheat, also made a splash when it made its debut in 1977.

A dust jacket — often involving art specially commissioned by Random House to represent and advertise the book — was designed, and copy intended to induce reviewers and readers to pick the book up and pay attention to it was written.

Also hitherto reported as untraceable, Nelson's field map and a fair copy intended for publication are preserved in the archives of the Geological Society, London.

[D] contains more information than other manuscripts on northern and Scottish affairs, and it has been speculated that it was a copy intended for the Anglicised Scottish court.

In 2002 the company announced a first printing of 25,000 copies, intending, Ms. McGuire said, to print 12,000.

A number of copies are intended for municipal and prefectural authorities in the area stricken by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, silent encouragement from an able and visionary politician, himself a hibakusha, or atomic bomb survivor.

Important works were kept in more than one copy, some intended for the king's personal use.

Instead, Tyndale has been struggling to keep up with demand, has sold 650,000 copies and intends to publish the book in eight foreign languages.

Copy 1 is intended for the purchaser; copy 2 is set to the prefecture; copy 3 is retained by the seller.

Correction: January 5, 2004, Monday A headline on Dec. 7 about the Bush administration's $2 billion increase in foreign development aid referred incorrectly in some copies to the intended use.