Sentence examples for copies into from inspiring English sources

"The publisher was very upset and threw about 45,000 copies into the Hudson River.

They have suggested the possibility of getting copies into the hands of travelers going to the Iron Curtain area".

Chanel always shrugged at the knockoff artists and pirates who rushed copies into mass production, and she wasn't as vulnerable to them as other designers.

They are wary, however, of mailing copies into the Soviet Union since they believe that most of them would be intercepted by the censor.

The quick launch of the National also meant there has been a hitch getting copies into big supermarkets such as Tesco, Morrisons, Asda and Sainsbury's.

However, given the upsurge in demand Comag is working with wholesalers Smith News and Menzies Distribution to get more copies into shops.

It culminates in Éluard's "Liberté," which earned widespread renown after Allied bombers parachuted more than a thousand copies into occupied France.

But worldwide its albums sold millions of copies into the 1990s, and it has toured the world regularly outside the United States.

Such control permits specialization of cells, each with identical DNA but with the ability to control finely which genes successfully send copies into the cytoplasm.

He wrote his masterpiece, "Une Saison en Enfer" ("A Season in Hell"), in a few months' fevered productivity but supposedly cast almost all the printed copies into the flames.

My mother, having no idea how the dishes should taste, at first struggles to prepare them, going solely by recipes that she copies into a small notebook from a new friend in the building, Mrs. Churchill, an always smiling, blond-haired, broad-shouldered woman who hails from Vermont and has a shelf of classic cookbooks.