Sentence examples for published copies of from inspiring English sources

The site Cryptome has published copies of the e-mails.

(Udwin has since published copies of the letters of permission she received).

He died a week after he had received published copies of these two works.

It exploded when leading daily El Pais published copies of account ledgers purportedly showing irregular payments to top party members including Rajoy, its leader since 2004.

On Wednesday, Gawker and the Smoking Gun published copies of what appeared to be the Trump files taken from the DNC.

Even Colonel Fuentes's nomination was imperiled early this year, when newspapers published copies of a 47-page research paper he wrote that appeared to defend many of the law enforcement tactics cited for New Jersey's racial profiling problems.

The exhibition will feature a manuscript of the former and the published copy of that play dedicated to his loyal friend Robert Ross with the words "the mirror of perfect friendship: Robbie".

In a letter to Mr. Drennan, Mr. Mills wrote, "I told no lies, but I turned some very tricky corners, to put it mildly, and so kept Mr. B. out of a great deal of trouble he would have been in had I said all I knew," according to a widely published copy of the letter.

"I told no lies, but I turned some very tricky corners, to put it mildly, and so kept Mr. B. out of a great deal of trouble he would have been in had I said all I knew," he said, according to a widely published copy of the letter.

In early 1787, Thomas Clarkson, a fellow graduate of St John's, Cambridge, who had become convinced of the need to end the slave trade after writing a prize-winning essay on the subject while at Cambridge, called upon Wilberforce at Old Palace Yard with a published copy of the work.

If you're submitting a published copy of your software, you must submit a hard copy regardless of which filing method you use.