Sentence examples for credible copy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Riley, who had briefly been the singer in a band called 10000 Things, could manage a credible copy of Mr. Curtis's hectoring baritone, but the other actors were essentially learning to play their instruments (not unlike Joy Division in the early days).

It was under this pressure to produce credible copy in far-flung corners of the globe that I developed my personal reporting technique: I always headed, first thing, to the local food markets and had a meal.

Ones who had established the researcher as being credible copied her while those who had been exposed to her showing she was not credible didn't replicate the task.

"We have credible evidence that Mr. Gabbard copied Wal-Mart files before returning them to the company, and he revealed this month that he still retains Wal-Mart's confidential information," said Greg Rossiter, a Wal-Mart spokesman.

In an era in which Kreayshawn is signed to a major label, Ms. Heidemann is a credible enough rapper, at least when copying other people's songs.

The biosphere is full of examples of convergent and divergent copying that has no credible Darwinian explanation.

If you want to see a credible film about lesbian life, then get a copy of 1994's Go Fish!

His observations are considered credible, though it is known he had a copy of Leguat's memoirs with him during his stay.

Credible companies use high-end technologies to produce exact copies of the CDs or DVDs.

By early afternoon it is impossible to find a copy of what by many accounts is the most credible daily paper in Baghdad: Azzaman, circulation 75,000, published by a former Saddam Hussein aide who escaped in 1992.

Alberts, however, is optimistic that officials will find some "credible method," perhaps a secure Web site or marked paper copies that could be distributed via embassies.