Sentence examples for into forgery from inspiring English sources

At its most extreme, copying can easily drift into forgery, a criminal act.

You'd imagine European painters capable of emulating old masters might go into forgery rather than contemporary art.

But appropriation can also lapse into forgery and exploitation.

The technologies include labels that can be incorporated into forgery-proof packaging for products such as pharmaceuticals, branded apparel and automotive parts, the German company said.

The recent alert grew out of an investigation into a forgery ring.

Congressional investigations led by Rep. John D. Dingell (D-Mich)., which at one point employed the Secret Service to look into alleged forgery in Imanishi-Kari's data notebooks, struck some as more of a witchhunt than an attempt to settle a scientific dispute.

His many works on Greek art include "Amazons in Greek Art" (1957), "Ancient Art From New York Private Collections" (1961) "An Inquiry Into the Forgery of the Etruscan Terracotta Warriors in the Metropolitan Museum of Art" (1961) and "The Amasis Painter and His World: Vase-Painting in Sixth-Century B.C. Athens" (1985).

Now that the probate case is finished, police are reportedly resuming a criminal investigation into the forgery that was started when Nina Wang's 91-year-old father-in-law first filed a complaint about the will.

Eight lawsuits have been brought by customers who say they were duped into buying forgeries.

The authenticity of the documents was quickly challenged, and the focus in the news media shifted to whether CBS had been bamboozled into using forgeries, not whether the charges were true.

In "First, Find the Forger" (column, Sept. 22), William Safire suggests that the Department of Justice should open a criminal investigation into the possible forgery of documents relating to President Bush's National Guard activities.