Sentence examples for copy of time from inspiring English sources

A month or two ago, I was at a friend's house with some time to kill and picked up a copy of Time.

An aide handed him a copy of Time, the issue that featured the American soldier as Person of the Year.

A desperation took hold of us all my stepfather, wielding a rolled-up copy of Time Out like a truncheon, began to suggest truly depraved activities.

One man handed her an old copy of Time magazine with a menacing-looking picture of her on the cover and the headline "The Truth About Whitewater".

He had picked up a copy of Time and saw headlines on the Iraq War President Bush, Israel and Palestine, terrorism.

The ordeal finally ended, he wrote, when he sent the company a copy of Time magazine with him on the cover.

But nowhere in N. Y. last week, in our hour of need, was there a copy of Times to be had.

"The library had copies of Time, Life, Ladies Home Journall, the London Illustrated News.

That was even before Mr. Jobs distributed thousands of copies of Time, like so many promotional fliers, to the throngs at the company's semiannual product festival.

A spokesman for the customs department, Leslie Gamini, said it had confiscated 400 copies of Time's July 1 edition because of a story on a prominent Buddhist monk in Myanmar bearing the headline "The Face of Buddhist Terror".

In any event, for his latest efforts Mr. Dylan takes the covers of old copies of Time, Life, Rolling Stone, Playboy and less prominent magazines and tinkers with images, cover lines and much else, in what look like lame endeavors at satire.