Sentence examples for school copy from inspiring English sources

Somehow I've managed to hold on to my high school copy of "One Hundred Years of Solitude," for example, and my mom's edition of C. S.

In the margins of Tom's school copy of "A Portrait of the Artist," he drew a two-hundred-page riffle-animation of a stick-figure pole-vaulter clearing a hurdle, landing on his head, and being carted away on a stretcher by stick-figure E.M.S. personnel; this seemed to me a masterwork of filmic art and science.

At Glenfeliz Boulevard Elementary School, sixth-grade math teacher Jack Galindo is finding good materials online, but he's wearing out the school copy machine.

Start a new trend having the followers of your school copy you.

The son of a career Navy man, he played trumpet in school orchestra, and after high school copied big-band arrangements for a Los Angeles music studio.

Mr. Janick, 29, has been promoting music to high school students since he was one himself, bringing to school copies of albums from independent punk labels like Lookout and Epitaph to sell to his friends in Port Charlotte, Fla.

At a Wordsworth study day last month, 20 of us were equipped with an impressive variety of texts: hand-annotated 50-year-old school copies of the Collected Works in tiny print, new and old scholarly editions from OUP and Penguin, even a facsimile of Joseph Cottle's original 1798 printing of the Lyrical Ballads.

Ally Sklover, my BFF from high school, copied my Adidas Sambas, but I got her back by rocking a pink tracksuit.

Inevitably, reporters and editors (including those at this newspaper) have reached for their dog-eared school copies of tales from ancient Greek history and mythology to describe events in the modern-day Hellenic Republic.

Be prepared to have other people at school copying your style.

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