Sentence examples for copies probably from inspiring English sources

Wilkes had commenced, but not completed, printing 12 copies, probably for the "Monks".

The surviving manuscripts are copies probably made in northern Italy during the period of Ostrogothic rule (493 554).

Fifty or more copies or fragments of copies of a single composition may support a modern edition, and many thousands more copies probably lie unread, still buried in the earth.

Yet "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" has sold more than a million copies — probably because readers who work their way through it are rewarded with some genuinely arresting insights.

In the first place, the drudgery of making handwritten copies probably means that such copies in most instances are not of the complete work, and the quantitative insignificance of the selected passages are such as generally not to amount to a substantial similarity.

The extra copies probably accumulated millions of years ago as the gene was accidentally duplicated many times in the ancestors of elephants, the researchers suggest.

A second century A.D. Roman copy probably inspired by a Greek original, the work is meant to be viewed from two vantage points.

The nude is stretched out on a couch and is playing with a parrot; the painting is a copy, probably done by a Cooper Union student, of Gustave Courbet's "La Femme au Perroquet".

Some are mutations in known disease-causing genes and occur in only one copy of the gene, so the person's other copy probably compensates.

I'll tell Norton that I can personally guarantee them we will sell at least one copy, probably two, because I think my grandmother will buy one also.

Because a single master copy is enough to maintain TE transposition [ 24], the putative activity of helena in this species could reside in the full-length copy probably present in some populations such as Valence, where we did observe transcripts.