Sentence examples for pre-release copy from inspiring English sources

I also took a quick look at a pre-release copy of the Hitachi Visionbook Plus 5000, about $1,700.

His diary entry for 24 January describes meeting Paul McCartney and listening to a pre-release copy of 'Penny Lane' and 'Strawberry Fields Forever'.

Hugo Boss received a pre-release copy of Stitched Up and while it has spoken with the Clean Clothes Campaign is hasn't made a specific statement on the Stitched Up findings.

As a side note, Bristol still brims with quality record shops, such as underground specialists Idle Hands, the Centre for Better Grooves (where I found a pre-release copy of the Pop Group's debut album, with cover letter and in-sleeve photography intact), as well as Rise and John Stapleton's Wanted Records.

It's not quite up yet, but Taimur over at RedmondPie managed to scrounge up a pre-release copy.

We've spent the last few hours tinkering with a pre-release copy of Mobile HotSpot – read on for our impressions.

D&D appeared in 1973 at Eastercon, and pre-release copies of the game were in circulation by the end of the year.

Hopefully these issues can be patched out soon, as the copy I had was obviously pre-release.

If you own the only unscratched copy of the Ugly's I See the Light demo, or have access to pre-release versions of Babyshambles singles, then you, my son, have become as hip as you ever wanted to be.

3. Stealth stems pre-release buzz.

(D ) Spliceostatin A abolishes pre-release splicing.