Sentence examples for copying some of from inspiring English sources

"We have seen what they do and we're copying some of it.

But they can compete for it more effectively by copying some of their techniques.

Last year, a Swedish project showed the difference between the way men and women are posed in the notoriously creepy American Apparel ads, with a man gamely copying some of the female poses favoured by the company.

"But I think they're correct in their assessment on copying some of the tactics of the Tea Party and trying to make Republicans feel pain or pay a price for some of the stuff they're about to vote on".

Labour MP John Spellar said: "I know Nigel Farage wants to appeal to disaffected Tories, but copying some of the Tories' biggest donors by using offshore trusts to avoid tax is taking things too far.

At the heart of the dispute is whether Mr. Burch, in creating his own store concept, called C. Wonder, veered too far into the retail territory of the wildly successful Tory Burch business, which the Burches founded in 2003, by copying some of her signature preppy looks and the interior designs of her stores.

Doubtless someone on the high street will copy some of it in fake fur.

But first he had to deal with the complications of having copied some of Enron's financing methods.

That year he went to the Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain, and carefully copied some of its geometric tiling.

In a lawsuit filed in December 2003, Taiwan Semiconductor accused the Chinese company of corporate espionage, including stealing trade secrets, and asserted that Semiconductor Manufacturing had copied some of its processes.

Arundel also got the engraver Wenceslas Hollar to copy some of Leonardo's drawings in one of the first efforts to print his works.