Sentence examples for copy such as from inspiring English sources
Monotype was more versatile than Linotype and better suited to complicated copy, such as mathematical equations and chemical formulas.
The first edition is just one of 8,000 copies published in 1967 by the Argentine editorial house Sudamericana and a signed copy such as the one stolen in Bogota can command as much as $23,000 online.
While the troubled auto giant was probably happy to see consumers coming to its site, onscreen copy such as "Global Warming is Here" and "$70 to Fill Up the Tank" probably wasn't what GM's marketing gurus had in mind.
He and Fugazza advise dog-owners and trainers to think of useful actions for dogs to copy, such as fetching the mail from the mailbox, carrying a tool to the garden, or better yet on these hot summer days, grabbing a beer for Dad from the 'fridge.
Enhancements include product presentation, for example, side versus front shot; "call to action" copy, such as "try now" versus "discover more"; and "call to action" button presentation, for example, placement at the top or bottom of the screen.
There is, of course, the cost of storing and protecting this copy, such as keeping it dry deep in the earth in say a salt mine, and the highly flammable nature of film itself to consider.
These children's toy pastiches will be accompanied by banal Mies van der Rohe copies such as the Heron Tower.
The integral component is the template DNA i.e., the DNA that contains the region to be copied, such as a gene.
These are not academic copies (such as the study made by Matisse, when a student, of Chardin's La Raie) but creative transcriptions.
In the 9th century a still elegant style was used for both patristic and classical works in splendid volumes destined for the imperial library or for presentation copies, such as the copy of Gregory of Nazianzus (Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris) made for the emperor Basil I between 879 and 883.
Even progressive artists such as Jan Gossaert made copies, such as his reworking of van Eyck's Madonna in the Church.
