copy in

verb

1. tr, adverb to send someone a copy of an email or letter being sent to another person

Example Sentences

Twelve years later, it sold its 300,000th copy in the UK, gaining the band their first ever platinum record, 30 years after they formed.

From BBC

The book comes out exactly four weeks before Election Day, and the Guardian obtained a copy in advance.

From Slate

Fans wanting to get their hands on the 2015 game Deadpool have paid as much as £116 on eBay - with an unopened copy in top condition selling for £330 last week.

From BBC

She was only asked if she had a copy in her purse, briefcase or “anything like that.”

From Los Angeles Times

Aware that Varon’s “Robot Dreams” fit the bill and had been a success in the United States, he ordered a copy in 2010 to add to his collection.

From Los Angeles Times