Sentence examples for kind of copy from inspiring English sources

That's the kind of copy that pairs with burrito bowls.

And yet some copy with an informed, informative air – the kind of copy a committed, more mature festival-goer would surely expect – might read as dry and dusty to a student, or to someone dipping their toe into the waters of classical music.

This is a kind of copy of the satellite, with representative instruments.

This kind of copy is tricky to write, so it's best to hire an editor or find someone objective who can give constructive comments.

I can expose something—I can try to present this kind of copy of someone's image and really look into the person when I photograph a celebrity but it is ultimately more limiting, more fleeting.

I do not therefore think that the European Union will ever become a kind of copy of the United States of America.

Backstage, there are like 200 xeroxed copies, in this kind of Old English, saying what people did for the real Mary Warren.

We need to talk about what constitutes fair use, what kind of copying can the public do without getting into trouble".

Hilary Mantel: When I had an ordinary typewriter I had to do much more in longhand, and the typing was a kind of copying of it, or a polishing-up, but not original work.

"My husband, Skip, kind of copied this recipe from someone else, years ago.

The more complex question than why Instagram copied Snapchat Stories (to provide value to its users), or whether it's right for Instagram's business (ads between Stories could earn Instagram a lot of money), is whether this kind of copying is honorable — or even sustainable.