Sentence examples for order copies from inspiring English sources

Visitors could order copies in marble or bronze.

Nonetheless, the corporate software buyers who order copies of Windows by the gross weren't impressed.

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To order copies for £32 each go to bookshop.theguardian.com or call Guardian book service on 0330 333 6846.

People love you in the play, and many of them go home and order copies of your book.

To order copies for £8.99 each, with free UK p&p, call Guardian book service on 0330 333 6846 or go to the Guardian bookshop.

Sherbourne Press initially printed 10,000 mail-order copies, considering the novel too racy for bookstore distribution.

Crowds came; titled patrons ordered copies of his work; Baudelaire gave him a rave review.

Start by ordering copies of your credit reports and reviewing them for inaccuracies or disputes.

I ordered copies of her picture books; many are out of print, and shockingly expensive.

Reimer liked the idea, and he ordered copies of the book distributed to every general in the Army.