Sentence examples for copies mostly from inspiring English sources
Older letterbook copies mostly letter K and J. Includes handwritten drafts for publications.
Released last year, the group's album "Tourist" has already sold more than 600,000 copies, mostly in Europe.
One of them, "Lágrimas Negras," an album of boleros by Mr. Valdés and the flamenco singer Diego El Cigala, sold nearly a million copies, mostly in Europe.
In total the series has sold 2.3m copies, mostly in Britain a country where fewer than 120m albums were shifted last year.
And Tomb Raider 1 and 2, from the developer Eidos, featuring the gamers' pin-up girl Lara Croft, have combined sales estimated at 1.7 million copies -- mostly to males of all ages.
To date, the print, e-book and audio editions of "Decision Points" have sold 3.1 million copies, mostly in hardcover, said David Drake, a spokesman for Crown, part of Random House.
IN the United States, the recording industry has dealt with music copying mostly through legal action and the development of anti-copying technology.
They copied mostly religious texts that were used in monasteries.
"They [artists] would be given a subject or location and produce a rough copy, mostly in watercolour, which would ultimately by lithographically transferred to a poster.
A few people actually had bound copies, but mostly I saw iPhone screens light up.
Jong's unabashed sexual adventure has sold more than 20m copies worldwide, mostly to women fed up with bad marriages.
