Sentence examples for wet copy from inspiring English sources

"I've got a very wet copy that I've read for years in the bath".

Zeneca ordered a "wet" copy of a promising gene, in the form of a clone — a colony of bacterial cells whose members all carry the desired snippet of DNA.

At the top of one stack lay a wet hardcover copy of the Bible and other books that looked like they might have been water damaged.

A wet-ink copy machine had survived the blast, and imperfections on the communiqué identified the device as its source.

And it's not because of that heavy eBay session where you overbid for a signed Bulgarian copy of Wet Wet Wet's first LP.

Mr. Redden said the printer was rushing -- the ink was still wet when the copy sold yesterday was folded.

Bon Jovi, whose 1986 album, "Slippery When Wet," sold 12 million copies and helped define the glammed-up, pop-sweetened "hair metal" of the 80's, has never been taken seriously by the rock intelligentsia.

The need for a process other than wet photographic reproduction for copying documents stimulated the invention of various techniques, notably the diffusion-transfer and dye-line processes, during the early 1950s.

The thinking goes like this: Both Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson were endlessly futzing with their movies until the very last second – the final copies were still wet as of Nov. 30 – and the process of transforming the print into a finished DVD that could be put in the cold hands of Academy members takes three weeks.

Not only is the book an "incunable" – printed before 1501, when the ink was still wet on moveable type – but this deluxe copy was printed on vellum, or animal skin.

The data was calculated as gene copy numbers per gram of wet faeces and presented as Log10 CFU/g faeces for the convenience of data analysis.