Sentence examples for endless copies from inspiring English sources

Indeed, television has a history of burying every successful new idea in endless copies.

I bought endless copies of Pony magazine and wrote letters to their editors about the horse I didn't actually have.

She chases the Great Intelligence into the grave, fracturing herself through time and space, in endless copies and versions: sometimes Clara the governess, sometimes Oswin, usually souffle girl.

It's a bias that stems from its collaborative and populist roots coupled with the fact that artists can make near endless copies of images.

Relying on antivirus software and privacy legislation in a virtual world that can make endless copies of our data isn't enough.

He raised the prospect that "nanobots" (created to build structures atom by atom) could produce endless copies of themselves, gradually tearing the world apart and leaving it a quagmire of grey goo.

It was labour-intensive, and involved the endless copying of classic works.

Children are taught to write with brushes; endless copying of characters is a rite of passage in their schooling.

He affects to overlook one of the major reasons for the supine nature of modern journalism: the lack of journalists and the demands placed on those who remain to produce endless copy from the press releases he so withering mentions.

Of course, this is similar for the printed form of a photo or painting, but the web allows for endless copying just from a right (or ctrl) click.

It was the story of a Chinese high-school student slogging through "hours of endless emptiness," copying lessons "from the blackboard to the notebook to the exam," while his mother fed him pills intended to boost his I.Q.