Sentence examples for nice copy from inspiring English sources

"There are not enough requests for Iris Murdoch, Naomii said as she sent a nice copy of "A Severed Head" to the basement.

In the literature section there's a nice copy of Flann O'Brien's At Swim-Two-Birds, with a cover detailing part of a painting by Jack B Yeats.

If you don't want to pay for a publishing service, you can still create a nice copy of your book by taking it to a copy store and having it printed and bound.

"Perfectly nice copies of the magazine, except for the hole on each page where a rat had tunnelled through".

Take a copy of your references, and 3-4 nicopiespies of your resume to hand out to each interviewer.

Oh, how nice — a copy of a book I'd published a few years earlier.

By 7 A.M. there's a nice fresh copy on the landing outside the door to our apartment.

Over here is a portrait of a grumpy-looking Winston Churchill, and over there, a very nice pastel copy of Henri Matisse's "Woman With a Hat".

By Fred Birmingham and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 2 , 1938P. 7 Incidental Intelligence: Since Magazine Time took over the Literary Digest, the Time circulation department, faithful to the old Digest mailing list, has sent out every week a nice, fresh copy of Time addressed to Time.

The layout is nice, the copy is nice, and it feels like the right way to let users begin their hunt for answers.

The 1946 novel about a demagogue modeled on Huey Long was a nice enough copy, with a dust jacket that showed a respectable amount of age.