Sentence examples for going replicate from inspiring English sources

"It's almost impossible to replicate that, so no matter how wonderful they might make the Hungerford bridge alternative, it's never going replicate this unique collision of concrete, sound, skateboards, youth and architecture".

"The Web or card experience is not at all going to replicate the book experience, nor is the book experience going to replicate the Web".

And how are you going to replicate that?

You're never going to replicate what the Big East had".

"I am not saying we are going to replicate that here," he added.

But what commercial outfit is ever going to replicate 6 Music?" he wrote on his blog.

If Cameron really were going to replicate Major, he would have made much more headway by now.

"The biggest question I get is, 'Are you going to replicate the crash into the ocean, too?' " Dr. Mendieta said.

In 1991, an American company proposed building a casino there, he said, though that company was also going to replicate Hitler's office.

The shot of him toying with the window at McCann last week was surely a metatextual nod to the idea that he's going to replicate the title sequence and jump out of a window.

Moore kicked five in the last week's loss to the Bulldogs but was never going to replicate that feat against a very good defender in Tom McDonald – let alone without the presence of White to at least draw a defender.