Sentence examples for pristine copies from inspiring English sources
On the bookshelf, sitting in a row, were three pristine copies of "The Prayer of Jabez," the best-selling book of advice.
Stawinski's commentary adds useful context, but the real value of this volume is the juxtaposition of various historical artifacts — posters, brochures, magazine and book covers — with pristine copies of the vintage and not-so-vintage alphabets.
After he bought the store, he said, he looked behind boxes and found sealed cases of books from Random House: "We opened a box and there were pristine copies of a William Faulkner novel from the late 1930's.
Having seen the havoc wreaked on the music industry by Napster and its sort, the studios fear that anyone can download a digital movie and, with the click of a mouse, send pristine copies around the world.
I still write autographs on pristine copies, which is overwhelming.
The issue has remained unexposed to light since then so this is one of the extremely rare, pristine copies in existence.
On the Web, you can always get your own pristine copy of The New York Times.
I deleted it, went to iTunes and bought a pristine copy for 99 cents.
Though there are many poor public-domain copies around, this is a pristine copy of the uncensored, pre-code version.
Media watchers went into Crisi mode: they gleefully imagined Roseanne presiding over editorial meetings and grape-stomping pristine copy--traducing a grand literary tradition.
A pristine copy of Gore Vidal's "Washington, D.C". had come in; so had a slightly rare copy of James Baldwin's "Just Above My Head"; George Saunders's new "Tenth of December" had sold out.
