Sentence examples for press copy from inspiring English sources

When ready, press "Copy" to copy the text.

Whoever left this press copy on the giveaway pile doesn't know what she's missing.

A U. S. Army lieutenant named Wilson, who censored press copy on the beachhead, published from time to time a typewritten newspaper of his own called "The Beachhead Bugle".

Because the space is limited, the molecular weight of each word is exponentially greater than it would be if it were buried someplace in the middle of "War and Peace". Before going to press, copy is reviewed by more people than reviewed Tolstoy's original manuscript, which was probably read by only his wife and his publisher.

The chronology of the Italian period begins in July 1820 with the press copy of Byron's verse drama Marino Faliero and continues through December, a period of political ferment when the letters of Leigh Hunt, the Shelleys, Byron, and Countess Teresa Guiccoli reflect preoccupation with Queen Caroline's "trial" for adultery in Britain and brewing revolutions in Italy.

In the OMEN 17's case that meant loading Arma 3: Apex, Rainbow Six: Siege and a press copy of Battlefield 1.

But the UK press copied it out faithfully, without checking with me and ignoring two firm denials from the woman herself.

But Mr. Babbitt, who would periodically press copies of an updated scorecard into Mr. Clinton's hand at their encounters, said the president clearly took pride in what he was doing.

The first press copies included art cards.

She isn't, it turns out, talking about the room – which has stuffed birds as well as a shiny green dinosaur on the mantelpiece – but about the hot-off-the-press copy of her new book I've just got out, and which she hasn't yet seen.

There are 697 consecutively numbered pages that were removed from a letter-press copy book.