Sentence examples for fake copies from inspiring English sources
We spend all this money bombing other countries but demolish our own heritage and replace it with fake copies.
Still, the movie's 38-year-old director, Sedat Yilmaz, told me recently, the police wanted to make sure he used fake copies of Ozgur Gundem, not real ones.
Genentech, which makes Nutropin, said pharmacies in Florida, California and Indiana had found fake copies of the drug on their shelves.
Yahoo! forcefully defended its board and criticised Carl Icahn, an activist investor who has nominated his own slate of directors and wants to oust Jerry Yang, Yahoo!'s chief executive.A French court ordered eBay to pay LVMH almost €40m ($61m) for failing to stop the sale of fake copies of the luxury-goods giant's products on its website.
Though some items — like yellowed, fake copies of the Declaration of Independence and that veggie peeler — are likely to go to other industry folks to use as props (one shoot's trash is another shoot's treasure), there are plenty of practical items and bits of unusual apartment décor.
The market is one of Luang Prabang's biggest tourist lures (each night, hoards of western shoppers browse piles of bags, slippers and toys), but to keep up with increased numbers of shoppers, cheaper fake copies are flooding the market.
The prosecutors said they had found the bonds — along with a fake copy of the Treaty of Versailles, signed by European powers at the end of World War I — in special compartments in metal crates in a Swiss vault, which the Swiss authorities had sent them last fall following a request for cooperation.
When he first saw the story, at 6 a.m., he was standing on the doorstep of his house, out in Lido Beach, Long Island, and he thought it was a gag: somebody at the News, perhaps his old friend Martin Dunn, the editor, had mocked up a fake copy of the paper and sent it to him as a joke.
Comments from Complainant: The app is a complete fake copy of our Yo app –.
According to the complaint, Yo founder Or Arbel says that YOLO is "a complete fake copy of our Yo app".
According to Der Spiegel, a "fake" copy of a Beijing office and retail development designed by London-based architect Zaha Hadid is already being built 900 miles (1,500km) away in Chongqing.
