Sentence examples for includes a reproduction of from inspiring English sources

Includes a reproduction of the t.-p. of the original edition, edited by Timothy Flint, Cincinnati, 1831.

The exhibition includes a reproduction of a tenant farmer's house and "white" and "colored" water-fountain signs from Charlotte City Hall.

So the preschool room includes a reproduction of the three Play School windows as well as chest-high Teletubbies (the original costumes are now apparently too threadbare to go on show).

As a central element of the MonteLago Village, a collection of Mediterranean-style restaurants, shops and a casino (scheduled to open in the spring), the hotel includes a reproduction of the Ponte Vecchio in Florence.

The basic edition includes the CD; the special edition contains a 15-track CD, a 32-page booklet and a DVD featuring interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and music videos; and the deluxe includes a reproduction of one of Iron Man's first comic book appearances.

The grounds include a reproduction of the plane Jordan flies in the comic.

There are a number of sites with a faith-based focus, including a reproduction of the Grotto at Lourdes.

Gory tableaux from Joe's original museum also survive, and include a reproduction of the blood-splattered morgue where Dillinger's body lay, looking appropriately waxy.

The artist belabors the point absurdly when she, in effect, takes Shakespeare to task for racism by including a reproduction of an old print that shows Othello smothering Desdemona.

Planet Hollywood International has planned a combination theme restaurant, musical venue and retail outlet called Sound Republic for the southeast corner of the building, which will include a reproduction of the Paramount Theater marquee where the original once hung.

At the High Point, N.C., furniture show last spring and fall, several companies - the Lane Company and Century, for example - introduced new vanities, including a reproduction of the marquetry vanity used by Marie Antoinette (introduced by Nola for $11,000), with a fold-open top and trapeze drawers (vanities date from the late 17th century, when men also used them).