Sentence examples for duplicate original from inspiring English sources

As an additional condition for historic tax credit status, four apartments facing the park on the sixth floor and one apartment each on floors one through five, a total of nine units, had to retain or duplicate original interior detailing, like window trim, parquet flooring and baseboards.

The letter states that the original loan documents — including the loan agreement and the assignment of the proprietary lease — are missing and that the lawyer has been hired to obtain "duplicate original counterparts" of these documents and have me sign them.

The museum not only presents his unique collection, but sells replicas and more expensive duplicate originals for the genuine enthusiast.

Feel free to duplicate the original screenshot, but do not use the original.

Otherwise it wouldn't duplicate the original album right up to the four unreleased recordings at the end.

The men playing Liston (Michael Bentt, Foreman Charles Shuffordrd) and Frazier (James N. Toney) are professional boxers, and they all duplicate the original boxers' styles.

Wisely, it makes no attempt to duplicate the original 1938 scare, although a few passersby at the outdoor sites were momentarily bewildered by the racket.

Basically, we took the key components of Night Crawler and we reworked them, spending long hours mastering it so as to duplicate the original 70s sound as best we could.

This device serves notice that Wohead – a skinny, London-based Texan with a wedge of long hair flopping over the close-cropped sides of his head – will not be imitating Elvis, and that his own Comeback Special will interrogate rather than duplicate the original.

In sacrificial rites it is important to duplicate the original (divine) act; and because creation is variously conceived in different religious traditions, different forms are preserved: the burning or crushing of the "corn mother," the crushing of the soma stalks, the slaughter of the lamb without blemish, the blood spilling of a sacred person, such as the firstborn.

Such costs would include enough processing power to completely duplicate the original computing.