Sentence examples for create a replica from inspiring English sources

For an installation that was meant to promote cultural exchange, Fargfabriken had decided to create a replica of Diner, a hip Williamsburg greasy spoon.

The initiative was introduced by the TV broadcaster Sky, which also commissioned a Madrid- and Milan-based company, Factum Arte, to create a replica of the piece.

Why would someone create a replica of Blackie, complete with every single nick and scratch, including the wear pattern from Mr. Clapton's belt buckle and the burn mark from his cigarettes?

Long before Walt Disney created an idealized version of the past, Abbot Kinney, a tobacco magnate turned visionary developer, drained a stretch of marshland south of Santa Monica and tried to create a replica of Venice, Italy.

Inspired by the 2009 bicentenary of Darwin's birth, a group of scientists and sailors decided to create a replica ship that would serve as a 21st century icon to inspire a new generation to engage with science.

If you somehow had the resources, you could at least create a replica of pretty much the whole planet from the data on Google's servers – true, you'd only have the shells of the buildings, but it would suffice.

"Someone told me the Cambodians are upset that I'm creating a replica of Angkor Wat," he said.

They created a replica of the Ming central government apparatus in their new capital, Mukden (present-day Shenyang), established in 1625.

It's a hotel that also has an art gallery and they'd created a replica hotel room on the ground floor as an installation.

He studied and "typotranslated" the Frenchman's complex notes, and created a replica of The Bride Stripped Bare so accurate Duchamp signed it as his work.

In physics, teleportation means creating a replica of an object, or at least some aspect of it, at some distance from the original.