Sentence examples for build a copy from inspiring English sources
We'll build a copy of the Great Wall".
"I told them I would not build a copy of an Ottoman mosque.
Instead, he asked the film's designer, Piero Gherardi, to build a copy at Cinecitt.
It could scan an object in one place and tell another machine on the other side of the world how to build a copy.
Forty years ago, China bought 10 Boeing 707s, disassembled one inside a factory in Shanghai and attempted to build a copy.
The tunnel's demise came after the Civil War, when a real estate developer "wanted to build a copy of the Champs-Elysees on Atlantic Avenue," he said.
In a workshop beneath the stage, Jody Denney built a copy of Macavity's wig by gluing strands of orange "fur" to a net.
"Therefore when a peasant gets enough money to build a house, he often builds a copy -- cheaper and nastier in every way -- of the houses of the local rich, which in their turn are copied from the villas of Europe".
HALLSTATT, Austria — Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery — but it can be creepy too, as the residents of Hallstatt, a picturesque Austrian town, discovered last year when a Chinese property developer built a copy of their home in southern China.
Takashi Horisaki, a sculptor, is trying to keep bulldozers at bay as he builds a copy of one of the few houses left in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans, The Associated Press reported.
So Mr. Maddox owns a 1957 Dodge, a 1959 Chrysler New Yorker and a 1956 Lincoln Continental Mark II and recently built a copy of the police cruiser featured in "Car 54, Where Are You?" "Cars are tangible markers of happy times in your life," Mr. Maddox said, "times that you want to go back to".
