Sentences with phrase «hand copy of»

a perfect example of this is the CoD games even today a second hand copy of mw2 is just shy of full price in gamestop here in ireland.

An 11 - year - old boy who purchased a second - hand copy of «Grand Theft Auto V» discovered a small packet containing a white substance hidden in the manual's pages.

I know a lot of people who will quite happily wait for a second - hand copy of the latest release to become available, so that they don't have to pay full whack for the privilege of «playing it new».

But that's not exactly music to the ears of game publishers who deem every second - hand copy of their game sold as missed monies.

Talk to neighbors, ask them to keep watch for your cat — hand them a copy of your poster.

It can even be used by your competitors who may hand a copy of their business reports when competing for a bid.

Online however, I spotted the nice Deighton cover while browsing spy novels, I had just read a second - hand copy of one of his other books, liked that, liked the price and bought the book, deal done.

I had just read a second - hand copy of one of his other books.

(And after reading it out loud, hand her a copy of Pam Muñoz Ryan's fabulous The Dreamer — read an interview with the author here.)

And hand them a copy of the WBTi Report Card along with your own top priority.

Leave all medications and drugs in their original, labelled containers with the name of either the pharmacy that dispensed the medication or the manufacturer of the medication, and have on hand a copy of the original prescription, with both the generic and trade names of the drug.

What we have are over 6,000 hand copies of what we think is an «original» Bible, yet none of the 6,000 copies say the exact same thing.

Communications minister Frantisek Hesoun moved into an office there, and during our recent meeting about the possibilities of collaborative development of new communication technologies, he handed me a copy of his nation's major planning document.

In college a Campus Crusader named Bob, very lanky, very earnest, pressed into my hands a copy of Mere Christianity — one of the turning points in my spiritual awakening.

She handed me a copy of The Beekeeper's Apprentice and told me that it was a requirement if I was going to be one of her Quiz Bowl girls.

She then handed me copies of The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged and told me to read them... and assured me that I would» «get it»... and I did!

Hand copying of manuscripts was time - consuming and highly individualized; no two manuscripts were exactly the same.

Deb - You may not remember, but at your Brooklyn book signing, my sister was first in line, handed you my copy of your cookbook and you read my message inside.

When I handed her a copy of the article before she spoke, Krasnow's brow furrowed.

Wadsworth actually said: «I saw that the Telegraph handed a copy of a press release to Ruth Smeeth MP so you can see who is working hand in hand.

It all began when Alexander Zeldin, 29, was handed a copy of The Night Cleaner, a book by French author Florence Aubenas illuminating the precarious world of temporary work without a defined contract of employment in northern France.

They are handed a copy of key passages from his speech.

2.29 pm: We've just been handed a copy of a letter that John Bercow has sent to all MPs.

That's the scenario that came into view Thursday at the Desmond in Colonie, where members of the executive board of the Public Employees Federation were handed a copy of a letter from leaders of the United Steelworkers unit that represents PEF's own employees.

Sources close to Corbyn immediately blamed staff at Labour's base near Westminster for handing copies of the 43 - page document to the Daily Mirror and Daily Telegraph.

You may or may not remember that I personally handed you a copy of the LabOUR Commission interim report in 2007.

In 1945 Wilkins was handed a copy of What is Life?

He realized the magnitude of the coming change when, during one conference session, a Defense Department scientist handed him a copy of an article.

Hand copies of this article or other information about NAIS to your neighbors.

She then handed me a copy of Dr. William Davis» book, «Wheat Belly.»

She handed me a copy of the book Nourishing Traditions and told me to go home and read it while enjoying a fresh piece of real sourdough bread dripping with grass - fed butter.

You know, when I started working at CRPE I thought I'd be there a year or two, but then Paul Hill handed me a copy of his manuscript for Reinventing Public Education.

At the time in my life when I was transitioning from a classroom teacher to a central office administrator, my wife (an English teacher) handed me a copy of Margaret Wheatley ’s

It was peculiar that when I requested to be shown the legal violation, that Patrick [Rives], Nico's boyfriend, and head of animal control, handed a copy of the dog leash law with the word «dog» crossed out and «cat» hand - written in.

Second - hand copies of novels are included in the gift shop and made available for sale, while sixty - six paintings in the gallery weave together a list of novels, abstractions and spam e-mails.

Morag Keil's video of a foot, in a gold stiletto, and calf tattooed with a shaky - hands copy of Amy Winehouse's pin - up girl tattoo towers over the ground floor gallery at London's ICA for the Looks group exhibition, running April 22 to June 21.

Down the hall from Allen, Wilfried Haeberli, the director of the Monitoring Service, handed me a copy of their latest publication, Glacier Mass Balance Bulletin No. 2, a compilation of new measurements.

Perhaps more seriously for family practitioners, the abandonment of the Hildebrand rules means there will be no defence for a practitioner who is handed copies of confidential documents by a wife.

My first day at my old job at MidLaw Firm, an Equity Partner handed me a copy of A Message to Garcia, a very brief story written by Elbert Hubbard in 1899.

Service means that the sheriff or an appointed server actually hands a copy of the lawsuit to the defendant driver or an adult they live with.

On 10 November 2003, Mrs Ohri told Abhaya that she was concerned that Charan had not stood by undertakings given at the family meeting and she handed him a copy of the three - page will.

As he landed at Heathrow he was handed a copy of Private Eye.

In law schools students are handed a copy of an act, or a section of it.

On the day of my law school graduation, after I walked across the stage, shook the hands of the Dean, and took the obligatory family photos, my parents handed me a copy of Dr. Seuss» «Oh, the Places You'll Go!»

If the objecting parent resides in California, he must be personally handed a copy of the petition by a third party not involved in the dispute; if he lives out of state, he can be served by registered mail, return receipt requested.

This is known as service of process, and in Florida divorce cases, it typically involves the sheriff or a private process server personally handing him a copy of the divorce petition.

First, Mark was horribly ill and could barely speak, so he handed me a copy of Vogue Living and croaked that I was to read that and not talk to him during our session.

Not exact matches

Then there are the scenes when plot points are achingly hand - fed to us, like a scene in which Ellsberg is making copies of the volumes of files that make up the Pentagon Papers (which also drags on a few beats too long).

Apple's CEO reportedly hands out copies of «Competing Against Time» to his colleagues and new employees.

Email these pieces to your customers instead of handing out physical copies to save money and increase convenience.