Sentence examples for from copy from inspiring English sources

Tracks are of higher quality and free from copy protections.

Why? Were these invariably excised from copy? Yes.

The balance differs from book to book, and from copy to copy of the same book.

Monica convinced them to keep it running on a "book" economy, covering all costs from copy sales.

The music will be free from copy protection, a feature that distinguishes the service from most existing subscription offerings.

Actually, I quite enjoyed it, and learned about every element of the publishing process, from copy editing to layout to print.

Mr. Smith, now editor of The Statesman Journal in Salem, Ore., said the most resistance came from copy editors, who feared they would be inundated with calls.

Mr. Boyd arrived at The Times in 1983 from The St . Louis Post-Dispatch where he had worked his way up from copy boy to White House correspondent.

The artist is Charlie Dougherty ("somewhere past the half-century mark") and the cardboard comes from copy shops, Banana Republic boxes or shirt boxes.

Several consumer electronics and music industry executives said that if the music industry moved away from copy protection, it could potentially make it easier for competing music players.

ALL of us in the newsroom of The New York Times — from copy boy on up — felt comfortable addressing the newly appointed 37-year-old publisher as Punch.