Sentence examples for facsimile for from inspiring English sources
"facsimile for" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to indicate that something is being used as a replacement or substitute for another thing. Example: "Since the original document was lost, we had to create a facsimile for it."
I'd recommend the Longman edition for Alastair Fowler's notes but also a facsimile for Gustave Doré's ravishing illustrations.
I've been rereading "Leaves of Grass," in the 1860 edition, lately published in facsimile for its 150th anniversary by the University of Iowa Press.
(Chants Democratic, 13:8) I've been rereading "Leaves of Grass," in the 1860 edition, lately published in facsimile for its 150th anniversary by the University of Iowa Press.
This exquisitely produced book — lovingly curated by Bervin and Werner — allows you to encounter Emily Dickinson's "envelope poems" in full-color facsimile for the first time.
I worry that future generations, lacking ESPN Classic, and unaware of my arrogance, verbosity, savage wit, intellectual playfulness and fearlessness, will mistake this unreasonable facsimile for me.
Finally, after so many seasons of Alvin Harper and Reidel Anthony and Jacquez Green and Bert Emmanuel as the facsimile for a big-play receiver, Dungy has the real thing.
Many documents, such as contracts and invoices, must be transmitted as facsimiles for legal reasons, he explains.
We have decided that being photogenic, charming and displaying a quick wit are acceptable facsimiles for leadership, resolve and results.
For more than two decades, the N.R.A. has maintained a facsimile of respect for law enforcement, reflexively announcing its devotion to "warriors" and "heroes"—even as it has pushed to relax laws that police routinely describe as a threat to the safety of their officers and the public.
And when he opened Balthazar London this year — a piece-for-piece facsimile of the SoHo restaurant — he flew out a team of busboys to teach his British employees how to keep tables turning.
Everything seems filtered, monitored, marshaled, ameliorated, graded and app-ready — made into a kind of branded facsimile of experience for easier absorption.
