Sentence examples for taking copies from inspiring English sources

(Reporters were barred from taking copies with them).

The consortium workers began by taking copies of the cDNAs and, by comparing them for similarities, have created clusters, with each group representing an individual gene.

Taking copies of National Geographic, she would cut out pictures of a zebra or a child, and write a story about the picture.

Walking 12 miles a day for five weeks, he visited many of the Welsh settlements in Patagonia, taking copies of textbooks and the recently-published Encyclopaedia of Wales for presentation to schools and libraries there, and this out of gratitude for having first learnt Welsh in the colony as a young man of 19.

Taking copies of data or materials subject to confidentiality or other legal restrictions, including but not limited to data and materials that are covered by HIPAA and other human subjects protections, germane to disputes and investigations, or necessary for patent protection, may be restricted and requires permission from the Office of the Provost.

He is suspected of taking copies not only of the state department archive, but also of video of an Apache helicopter crew gunning down civilians in Baghdad, and hundreds of thousands of daily war logs from military operations in Afghanistan and Iraq.

When Lasker started in advertising, agencies were chiefly responsible for taking copy that clients had already prepared and placing it in various publications.

This impression is exacerbated as papers seek to save money by sacking reporters and taking copy from agencies such as Reuters.

For quantitative real-time PCR (qRT-PCR) data, right skewing was removed by taking copy number ratios relative to the lowest expressing normal endometrium (relative copy number), and then log2 transforming them to ΔCT values.

The agency also agreed not to take copies.

If I need to, I'll take copies of what they're doing.