Sentence examples for copying world from inspiring English sources

Yet this week he accused New Zealand and Australia of copying world rugby's new "leaders".

Forsyth's books have sold more than 70 million copies world wide, his most famous publications including The Day of the Jackal, The Odessa File and The Dogs of War.

First published in short frames in his experimental comic RAW in the 1970s, Maus the book has become a publishing phenomenon, selling over two million copies world wide.

The album has gone to sell over 10 million copies world wide, which makes it McEntire's best selling album to date.

Born in Torquay in 1880, she lived until 1976, and died the best selling author in the English language, her sales still on the increase even now, standing at somewhere above four hundred million copies world-wide.

Written by Dale Carnegie and first published in 1936, it has sold 15 million copies world-wide.

His answer is that man is essentially an imitative animal who learns by copying the world around him.

Liberal feminism advocates that women and men are essentially the same in understanding and copying the world (Kutanis and Bayraktaroglu 2003).

That was up from 11 million packs sold on 19 million copies of Modern Warfare 2 and 9 million packs sold on 13 million copies of World at War.

Planning optimistically, the company had about 2,500 copies of World of Warcraft on hand.

And even if we could copy the world, what happens when the threads join?