“They resemble them in that they are beliefs in being signified by the copula.”

“In Hungarian, the zero copula occurs only in the third person, and in AAVE it is not permitted in the first person singular.”

“The copula, is, serves to link the subject and predicate either as a form of classification or identification.”

“During copulation, the female transfers unfertilized eggs to the male's ventral surface, where fertilization takes place.”

“Each male possesses two intromittent organs, one on either side of the body, only one of which is everted during a single copulation.”

“Same-sex copulation and bonding are common in hundreds of species, from bonobo apes to gulls.”

“Male mosquitofish do not court and copulations result exclusively from males forcibly inseminating females.”

“For each male, we used the number of observed copulations as an estimate of his total copulatory success.”

“The birds were fully habituated, and most copulations were observed at 5 m distance.”

“The scheme below represents a summary of the patterns of the identificative copulatives of Southern Ndebele in the indicative mood.”

“For a list of common verbs of this type in English, see List of English copulae.”

“The theory of conjunctively tensed copulae will be developed and stated with more precision in the following section.”

“Now Grande offers a new and unified perspective regarding morphemes combined with the Arabic noun, analyzing them as copulae.”

“In colloquial use, this affix may be appended to the inceptive copulas and to verbs as well, though this is considered uneducated.”

“Articles in this category consider the theory and application of copulas as well as the impact of linear and nonlinear dependencies among risks.”

“Interlingua speakers use copulas with the same freedom as speakers of Slavic, Germanic, and Romance languages.”