Sentence examples for copies per day from inspiring English sources
By 1909 it was selling a million copies per day.
The Standard – which became a free title in 2010 – increased its distribution to 900,000 copies per day last year.
The Munich-based paper is the undisputed no 1 in the broadsheet/quality market, selling an average of 420,000 copies per day.
According to calculations performed by Publishers Weekly, a book must sell only around three hundred copies per day in order to make it onto Amazon's best-seller list.
According to the French publisher Folio, orders have risen from an average of 10-15 copers per day to reach 500.
Trinity Mirror is looking at freezing the cost of its new national newspaper, the New Day, at 25p as sales drop to about 110,000 copies per day.
Concentrations of ambient influenza virus were expressed as copies of target cDNA/m air (copies/m) per day.
The Hull Daily Mail & Sports Mail rounds out the top 10 selling regional evening newspaper titles with a 59,689 copies sold per day on average, a drop of 6% year-on-year and 0.2% period-on-period.
Over the next 10 weekdays, we'll be giving away 100 copies (10 per day) of M2 Convert for either iPod or PSP.
A newspaper's circulation is the number of copies it distributes per day.
In addition to our grand prize this week, a brand new Samsung Blackjack, we're also giving away 10 copies of M2 Convert per day for the next nine days.
