Sentence examples for copies turn from inspiring English sources

If those 30 million copies turn into 30 million tickets sold, "Assassin's Creed" could put itself in some pretty spectacular company at the box office.

Those copies turned out to be incomplete, so he had to wait another few days, and pay more, for copies of the missing pages.

It sold millions of copies, turned Ms. Brown into a household name and inspired a movie of the same title starring Natalie Wood, released in 1964.

NEO-F represents the first idea of evolution by gene duplication and suggests that once duplicated, one of the gene copies turns free to acquire a new function in the course of the accumulation of neutral mutations, while another copy preserves the original biological function.

His copy turns out in the form of questions.

Mania – which is nothing to do with madness but the heroine's name – wasn't lost after all; a copy turned up in a Czech film collection.

"It's intended to be conceptual, not literal," said Jules Epstein, president of Primary Design, the branding and marketing management company whose copy turned a Morningside Heights high-rise into Manhattan's newest suburb.

The first known copy turned up in 1859 with a second found in 1874.