Sentence examples for copies to make from inspiring English sources

But they usually have enough copies to make it through.

The charity single, organised again by Bob Geldof, sold more than 312,000 copies to make it the year's fastest-selling single, the Official Charts Company said.

Without the costs associated with printing and shipping CD's, such online-only releases need not sell many copies to make a profit.

Some authors may accept the publicity value of talking to hundreds of people about a new book; but they would have to sell a lot of copies to make the minimum wage.

Mr. Springsteen's appearance at the top of the chart was his eighth, and sales of "Magic" were his best since "The Rising," which sold 525,000 copies to make its debut at No. 1 five years ago.

One publisher who underbid on the Welch book estimated that with a cover price of $30, there would have to be a net sale -- called "clean sales," or the actual number of books sold to readers -- of about 1.6 million copies to make a profit.

These instructions are first copied to make a molecule of messenger RNA (or mRNA for short).

To issue these instructions, particular sections of DNA are copied to make a type of molecule called ribonucleic acid (RNA).

When a gene is active, its DNA sequence is copied to make molecules of ribonucleic acid (RNA).

The DNA sequence of the gene is first copied to make a strand of RNA, which may subsequently be 'translated' to make a protein.

These instructions are copied to make a molecule of mRNA, and a molecular machine known as a ribosome then reads and translates the mRNA to build the protein.