Sentence examples for second hand copy from inspiring English sources

You don't need to have skimmed that second hand copy of Freud you bought in your second year to understand the disquieting power our nocturnal visions have over us.

The second hand copied the newer songs (including some by Gamble) and were written in a more careless hand.

Be sure to describe the condition they are in accurately, and look around to see the kind of prices second hand copies are going for.

In 1985, in Dewsbury market, I bought a second-hand copy of Somebody's Husband, Somebody's Son by Gordon Burn.

Who would pay £18,000 a year to listen to this outdated Victorian rationalism when they could buy themselves a second-hand copy of John Stuart Mill?

(It's a second-hand copy, in the back of which the previous owner has written: "Statesmanship is the art of the possible". I thought that was politics).

Entirely sample-based, Moon Wiring Club is assembled using astonishingly rudimentary technology: a PlayStation 2 and "a second-hand copy of MTV Music Generator 2 from 2001".

The pencilled inscription reminds me that our second-hand copy of the 8th edition cost £4.95 in 1978, though the book itself was first published in 1890.

Running out of fresh films, I found a second-hand copy of War and Peace and settled down for a comforting reunion with Andrei.

Much to my envy, my sister had been presented with a second-hand copy of The Dark Side of the Moon and I had been obsessed ever since.

Publishers would get a slice of the fee and remove a second-hand copy from the market making space for spanking new digital ones they sell.