Sentence examples for copy because it from inspiring English sources

"Here people mention the BBC, but the BBC is difficult to copy because it is in Britain.

Ms. Borakove said that a television station in New York apparently also has a copy, because it called her last week.

Again, I advise selecting "file/renaming" instead of making a copy, because it makes little sense to have multiple versions of PDF files loose on your system outside of the library unless under special circumstances.

Teva and Mylan are each pursuing generic forms of the asthma medicine Advair, which has been hard to copy because it combines two drugs that are inhaled through a device.

It usually infuriates me when people say that writers are just "looking for copy", because it is very rarely the case, but the idea skipped disloyally through my mind for one uncomfortable moment.

How can you live on that?' Because she is such a bugger to spend time with, constantly ticking off hacks and telling them how to do their jobs, Donohoe, unlike so many of her colleagues in the acting fraternity, has always made for great copy, because it would seem that she has never really felt the need to make herself likeable.

I made sure that they received an advanced copy because I felt that it was only fair for them to be able to respond and not be bombarded by the media.

It is important to draw a distinction between the stuff that has to be copied because it is unique in its genius, and the stuff of which you can make more.

Several distributors told booksellers this week that they would not ship them copies because it was too far away from the publication date in April.

"It's the only biometric that can't be copied, because it measures the speed and style of your handwriting," said Jim Hope of Softpro, which makes handwriting software.

My conclusion, after listening to the argument of counsel, but without hearing any evidence, is that such process does not constitute copying, because it involves the transfer physically of the picture on the copy of The Canadian from which the defendant's product is made.