Sentence examples for copying the example from inspiring English sources
There's even an "assist" mode that actually replaces the line you drew while copying the example image with a more correct one.
Some have argued for copying the example of California where drivers are encouraged to stay in lane, but are allowed to pass vehicles on either side where necessary.
Try to teach water treading as soon as your child is capable of following directions and copying the example of the adult.
But now, New Jersey will be trying to learn from — though not necessarily copy — the example set by, most prominently, Massachusetts.
After hemming and hawing for months about what to do, Mario Draghi, the E.C.B.'s president, decided that it was time to copy the example of other central banks around the world and resort to quantitative easing.
Even copy the example of one friend of a friend who didn't share our embarrassment and tweet your way through deciding on getting an IUD, hating it, and getting it taken out a month later.
But he has called on the affected sports to copy the example set by hockey and gymnastics.
And let me warn you that it is dangerous to copy the example of a nation whose crimes, towering up to heaven, were thrown down by the breath of the Almighty, burying that nation in irrecoverable ruin!
When they find a word or idiom they don't know during reading or listening practice, ask the student to highlight the word in the dictionary, copy the word and definition into their personal notebook, and copy the example sentences.
As one Asian energy guru puts it, "the best way to describe Chinese energy policy is that they are copying the Japanese example—badly".So, like Japanese firms in Hollywood and elsewhere in the 1980s, it seems that Chinese companies that are buying overseas now are mostly being taken in like tourists.
"Like painters of the 18th century," explained Mark Kramer, artistic director of the Ars Antiqua series, "composers learned and perfected their craft by copying the best examples available to them.
