Sentence examples for copying quotations from inspiring English sources

While my friends were slaving away copying quotations onto index cards, I spent one memorable Easter holiday standing on top of a sand dune reciting The Second Coming to the waves.

Be very careful when copying quotations down.

This includes simple copying, quotation, or manipulation of any kind.

Employees who arrived late were sometimes required to write confession letters and copy quotations.

With the aid of six amanuenses to copy quotations, Johnson read widely in the literature up to his time and gathered the central word-stock of the English language.

Finkelstein suggests that this copying of quotations amounts to copying ideas.

An instructor of English copies different quotations from literature on white boards around the room.

Some hundred works from the museum's collection will look at artists' embrace of popular culture through the use of copying and quotation.

It would be 50 pages long; in preparation for its writing, Benjamin began to copy out quotations under such headings as Boredom, Fashion, Dust.

Ryan complained that Ambrose, in a 1970 book about Dwight Eisenhower, had copied two quotations from The Last Battle without attributing them to Ryan's earlier book and had garbled the quotations to boot.

(On the opening page of her notebook, she copied a quotation from George Bernard Shaw: "Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself").