Sentence examples for in the same material as from inspiring English sources

Daverene, who is also having her dress made, is having her date's vest made in the same material as her dress.

Later, the tattoo was covered in the same material as the prosthesis to prevent changes in temperature or contact with water from ruining it.

In January 2009, it was released as a CD single in Germany, with the same material as in the UK release.

In that study in which we used partially the same material as in this paper, we found highly consistent ccRCC tumor specific disturbances of thyroid hormone pathway: decrease of thyroid hormone receptor β1 (TRβ1) mRNA and protein, loss of type 1 iodothyonine deiodinase protein and lowered level of thyroid hormone, triiodothyronine (T3).

In a recent study on the same material as used in the current study, disease stage was found to be the most important prognostic factor for all tumor histology types (1, 2).

On the same date, "Don't Stop the Music" was released as a CD single in Germany and contained the same material as the extended play together with the music video of the song.

The result of this collaboration is "Spies: The Rise and Fall of the K.G.B. in America" (Yale; $35), which, since nobody has been back in the K.G.B. archives since Vassiliev left them, in 1996, is based on the same material as "The Haunted Wood" was, ten years earlier.

Bernard Lewis's "The Assassins: A Radical Sect in Islam" covers much of the same material as Stark's first book (and its subtitle is guaranteed to catch the modern eye), but it would be a mistake to think that she has been replaced.

Iguanodon mantelli (also spelled I. manteli or I. mantellii), described by Christian Erich Hermann von Meyer in 1832, was based on the same material as I. anglicus and is an objective junior synonym of the latter.

"God: A Biography" chronicled God's coming of age in the Hebrew Bible or Tanakh (which encompasses the same material as the Old Testament but presents it in a slightly different order), showing his gradual maturation as he exchanges garrulity for mysterious silence and tries to learn from his mistakes.

In fairness, BBC America should tell its viewers whether a program like "State of Play" will include the same material as in Britain (which would mean about a 75-minute show here) or will be trimmed to 60 minutes.