Sentence examples for permanent copy from inspiring English sources

And Howard is planning to release the recording, so that those who are missing out can have a permanent copy.

Fans using on-demand music streaming can select the songs they want to hear but do not keep a permanent copy.

The other approach is to let users subscribe to what is, in effect, an all-you-can-eat buffet of videos, and then to "stream" video to their computers without leaving a permanent copy.

On the Friday after the attacks, Verizon Communications announced that it would would copy voice-mail messages onto an audiocassette for any Verizon user, anywhere in the country, who wanted a more permanent copy of what was in his or her voice-mail box on Sept. 11.

Even if sweating is a bit less sexy than a retina scan, like with breath, it is bit tricky to steal a permanent copy.

Otherwise, we recommend downloading the Office 365 version (go to Settings and follow the links for Office 365 and software); then get a permanent copy of the current version just before you graduate.

There would then be permanent copies of our brains that would — we hope — themselves have consciousness.

For those who want permanent copies of their text messages Kia Silverbrook and Tobin King have patented a cellphone with a built-in printer.

"The decision did not address transmissions via pay per view, cable TV, pay TV, or the right to make permanent copies".

Warren Lieberfarb, president of home video for Warner Bros., would like to sell permanent copies of movies over the Movielink service, something that would take the place of purchasing DVD's for some consumers.

Rhapsody allows subscribers to download permanent copies of about 80percentt of the songs in its service, but charges 79 cents a track on top of the monthly subscription price of about $10.