Sentence examples for copy in which from inspiring English sources

There is a nice scene in Certified Copy in which Binoche laments her (fictional) marriage in conversation with the manageress of a local cafe.

"Can you imagine anyone who can't spell 'hate'?" Harold Muddiman, the city editor, laughed as he handed Yopp a page of Arthur's copy in which "hait" appeared twice.

Although the document has not been made public since its rediscovery, the Guardian has seen a scanned copy in which Figueiredo describes the enslavement of indigenous people, torture of children and theft of land.

Sensitive details were blacked out in the memos seen by most of the media on Thursday but over the weekend Marcy Wheeler, of the Emptywheel blog, found a copy in which crucial details were not masked.

The Wellcome Collection will house the 1788 guide and a unique surviving 1787 copy in which one woman was described as an expert on the flute: "She has a variety of sweet notes and many pleasing airs, every shake and quaver she feels instinctively, and sometimes has played same tune over twice before her partner has gone through it once".

Whenever the Politburo or the Central Committee of the Supreme Soviet or the Party Congress had a session, the newspaper would fill with endless metres of incomprehensible gray copy, in which the only lines that made any sense were the parenthetical clauses describing applause.

In this small show he offers Vermeer copies in which he has omitted the figures, leaving oddly familiar, empty rooms (Johnson).

Last winter, when United Nations and Congressional overseers asked to see internal Pentagon audits of the oil contract, they were given copies in which all of the questioned charges and most of the critical remarks about Kellogg were blacked out, or redacted.

The game has three steps: (1) construction of a dichotomous diagram by submission of the parental DNA to successive copies in which the chance of mutation is dictated by special roulettes.

While the directive couldn't be independently verified by Reuters, a journalist at the paper and the China Digital Times displayed what he said were copies in which authorities reaffirmed the party's right to censorship, while backing Guangzhou propaganda chief Tuo Zhen, whom many have been calling on to quit.

The selectively expressed III and VI constitute about 29% copies, in which VI is expressed more widely than III, suggesting that they are individually regulated.