Sentence examples for polished copy from inspiring English sources
Using our money from our Kickstarter campaign, we hired someone to help us edit our draft into a polished copy, then sent it out to publishing houses.
Intimate, behind-the-scenes glimpses of people and places — not polished ad copy — are the new lingua franca in the social media world.
And if they are to distinguish their wares from self-published dross, they must get better at choosing books, honing ideas and polishing copy.
He has a gap between his front teeth that he told them he would widen (and will, with nail polish) to copy Lombardi's.
In an age where everyone is a writer and publisher, the extra polish a copy editor delivers separates the quality writing from the pack, right?
The copy has been executed in fresco and partially polished with a hard instrument.
Every piece of copy that's been published elsewhere has likely been edited and polished by someone else, and is quite likely someone else's idea, too.
As new money copies old money, there's only one thing new tenants like to see polished: their doorman's buttons.
That she managed to slip a plug for her wares into every conversation or tuck copies of studies promoting her product into our white coat pockets as we polished off her brownies was awkward.
