Sentence examples for copy making from inspiring English sources

But job cuts and online obligations mean journalists are also more desperate for copy, making them a softer touch.

Adele's 25 is poised to sell its 2 millionth copy, making it the fastest-selling album to reach that landmark in UK music history.

Sure, you can try to get creative with your ad copy, making it controversial or relatable while remarketing the living daylights out of the user.

Prior to the invention of the printing press in the mid 1400s, written material was prized highly due to the human-labor-costs associated with each copy, making it a luxury only available to the higher socio-economic groups.

Even then it was only available as a hard copy, making it basically impossible to get hold of.

Firstly, the direction of copy making depends on modulation to open and close vertical up and down gates at different times.

"The smart owners get a copy made".

The $21 million Magna Carta is actually a copy, made in 1297.

He had a copy made and sent to a friend in Florence, who copied it anew.

It is not a neatly executed copy made to satisfy a commissioning body.

What about those landing pages and sales copy made you purchase.