Sentence examples for making a copy for from inspiring English sources

So Mr. Basilico thought of making a copy for the exterior.

As long as you do not publicly redistribute the music without authorization from the copyright holder, making a copy for private use is currently fine.

But Professor Lemley said the MP3.com service was technologically equivalent to a user's making a copy for personal use -- something sepcifically allowed under the law.

But, still, pointing a camera at your TV screen and broadcasting is making a copy of something for which the TV broadcasters hold the rights.

For instance, he said that individuals would not be sued for copyright infringement for making a copy of a song or a television movie for a friend.

Making a copy of your mashup for mass distribution, say, on Napster rival Kazaa could be considered infringement, depending on what licensing restrictions apply to the original music (the record industry has begun targeting illegal downloaders).

"Some icons, like the piece of paper, are no problem; but others defy the visual, like 'Undo.' " At one point, there was to be an icon of a copy machine for making a copy of a file, and users would drag and drop a file onto it to copy it, but it was difficult to render a copier at that scale.

The capsule holds one or more strands of RNA or DNA that contain the software program for making a copy of the virus.

She added the words "sex or marital status," ran to a copying machine and made a copy for each member.

I will look at everything, make a copy for you, and give you your cameras back tomorrow morning.

"You go to a show, you make a tape, you want to make a copy for your friend, that's your business.