Sentence examples for returned copies from inspiring English sources

Lerner Publishing, the publisher of the book, "Angel Girl," released in September, said Monday that it would not proceed with any reprints and would offer refunds for returned copies.

A week later, it returned copies of comedian George Carlin's When Will Jesus Bring the Pork Chops?, with a cover recreating The Last Supper with Jesus' seat empty and Carlin seated next to it.

A sub-sample of 34 of the 50 responding nurseries returned copies of their menus for analysis.

A total of 500 copies of questionnaires were distributed, and 283 returned copies were valid, suggesting a valid response rate of 56.6%.

Normalised data from microarray images were analysed in groups of normal and CMT1A samples for an initial global comparison of each endpoint of the mean returned copy number for each probe (Table 1).

The "non-returnable" tag means that the bookstore can't return copies that they're unable to sell, like they would (presumably) be able to do with books published by big houses.

Several weeks later, the Administration pledged that it would not destroy or return copies without permission from the courts.

Earlier this month, the Trump administration began returning copies of a 2014 Senate classified report on torture to Congress, where it may be locked away for good.

Several Oklahoma lawmakers plan to return copies of the Koran to a state panel on diversity after a lawmaker claimed the Muslim holy book condones the killing of innocent people.

In 1894 Carroll was so incensed by a poor quality print run of Through the Looking Glass that he withdrew it from sale and urged readers who had bought it to return copies to Macmillan, the publisher.

Staff at Yarl's Wood immigration detention centre who confiscated a legal, self-help guide on resisting deportation have been ordered by the Home Office to return copies to inmates.