Sentence examples for text copied from inspiring English sources

One inventive blogger even used text copied from the cartoon "SpongeBob SquarePants".

It concerns an unrelated defendant but appears to include text copied and pasted from sealed documents outlining charges against Assange.

In addition, authors tended to have more consecutive text copied from their own previously published works than that of others' publications.

These include Google's contracts with Web publishers and advertisers, the search engine's use of text copied from commerce sites and news publishers, and Google's handling of essential communication patents in the smartphone market.

Because each genome is a text copied (with regular misspellings, or mutations) through the generations, and every genome is related to every other genome, any comparison begins to tell a story of family connections and separations long ago.

Tacitus' work did not provide an easy source for summaries of early imperial history, nor (one may guess) was his political attitude popular in the ruling circles; but he was read and his text copied until in the 4th century Ammianus Marcellinus continued his work and followed his style.

The canvasses of Merlin Carpenter, Bjarne Melgaard and Michael Krebber all add fairly obvious twists to ironic art-world self-reference with images and texts copied from the Internet.

Because it was slower and more expensive to operate than Linotype, it was rarely used for setting solid text copy.

Full text copies of dissertations published since 1997 (and some earlier dates) are available to Columbia UNI holders via ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global database.

The web site offers full text copies of most of the papers (PDF format) presented at these workshops.

In the case of the Oppenheimer Siddur, all elements of text copying and artwork were fully completed.