Sentence examples for copying it from from inspiring English sources

Once you have your exported file, you need to transfer it to the new computer; copying it from one computer to another over a network or copying it to a portable U.S.B. drive are two ways to do this.

The homage in Babylon confirms what an influential image this has become, although the scene also contains a social truth because, in many real-life institutions, the walk-and-talk has become a tic of powerful men who are copying it from the White House drama.

Ads for DataPlay blank discs started showing up this month with a tag line reading, "This thing is huge". But for the millions of music enthusiasts who have mounted the MP3 revolution, downloading music or copying it from CD's onto hard drives and then to portable players, what's the motivation to switch?

This is not necessarily so with digital information, it is non-exclusory, meaning we can all at least theoretically possess the same digital information because copying it from one digital source to another does not require eliminating the previous copy.

They copied it from the Hollywood studios.

They copied it from the Greeks.

Johnson said he copied it from a 8design by the 18th-century architect Claude-Nicholas Ledoux, not tienne-Louis Boulle.

It can also be left in the shared-music folder so other Napster users can copy it from you.

I am convinced that when they built the Acropolis in Greece, they copied it from St George's Hall.

"I knew he copied it from the book because the painting was cropped to fit the page.

The poster admitted to having copied it from another site long ago in the naive way people did when they were first online.