Sentence examples for close copy from inspiring English sources

Not that there's anything wrong with being a close copy of NBC's successful singing show, "The Voice".

The Eton fives court is a remarkably close copy of the court used by generations of Eton College boys on the steps of the school chapel.

Although they took it down to the frame and foundation, they are in the process of building a close copy with significant eco-conscious improvements.

In early September, the vacant space at 7 East 59th Street is to have a Bar Quadronno in front, a close copy of the timeworn Bottega del Vino in back and a wine cellar downstairs.

A close copy, and my favorite case, is a $50 sleeve from Macally called the BookStand that can fold in a number of directions to improve typing or allow lean-back viewing.

Its first application for a New York charter, made in summer 2009 as a close copy of the NYC iSchool that opened in SoHo the year before, received a tepid response from the city's Education Department.

The earliest vessels were probably fairly close copies of Chinese styles, while the distinctive Korean style followed rather later.

The other one — they are close copies, both by Sir Jacob Epstein — was loaned to George W. Bush after 9/11.

But in Dr. Joyce's test tube, his specially engineered RNA molecule comes close, copying itself over and over, and evolving.

During 1952 54 the Chinese established a central planning apparatus and a set of central ministries and other government institutions that were close copies of their Soviet counterparts.

Close copies - not quite fakes - of current catwalk creations are adapted by local and Chinese manufacturers and sold at a fraction of UK prices.