Sentence examples for become copy from inspiring English sources

Yet experts in the fields of child psychology say its best not to talk too much about teen train suicide lest other unstable youths become copy cats.

But the real-life story of the accused Boston bombing brothers has unleashed potential dangers for young children who may confuse fantasy with this cruel reality, and for troubled teens who may become copy cats or develop an unhealthy fascination with the deadly duo.

We are at the tipping point where art museums are poised to become copying centers whose every single artwork can be reproduced in digital form a million times every day.

But when does inspiration cross the line and simply become copying?

"Instead of being reflections of Martin they became copies of one another, or three not very fortunate copies of a face that was gone".

But it eventually became copied to the point of ubiquity, giving inspiration to those who harbored dreams of creating megabanks.  .  .

This fashion became copied across French and in England, particularly amongst the nouveau riche, for example at Nunney.

At the age of twelve, Samuel started working as a copy boy on William Randolph Hearst's New York Journal, and hustled to become personal copy boy to the editor-in-chief.

There is evidence from Arabidopsis that genes that become single copy following genome duplication are more likely to return to single copy status after subsequent genome duplications [ 7].

At the age of fifteen, Fingleton took the first steps in his journalism career, when his cousin helped him to become a copy boy with the now defunct Sydney Daily Guardian.

(Student 4, Interview 3) "It often goes that way that you see what your CI does, and you almost become a copy of that".