Sentence examples for make a duplicate of from inspiring English sources

Budington was often seen to be drunk, but he was far from the only one to pilfer the alcohol stores; according to testimony at the Inquiry, Tyson was also seen "drunk like old mischief", and Schumann had gone so far as to make a duplicate of Budington's key so that he could help himself to alcohol as well.

Make a duplicate of the background layer.

Make a duplicate of your background.

Make a duplicate of the text, and sent to back.

Make sure this photo has some type of backup copy where you can make a duplicate of it, should it get lost.

When you do, iTunes makes a duplicate of the selected track in the new format; you can delete the versions you do not want after uploading to Google Music.

While she reviewed the stream of offers and then the prices finally accepted by the algorithm, trader two, Blake Gwinn, 29, double-checked her decisions and trader three, James White, 29, made a duplicate of everything in case the computers crashed.

Copy it once, and you can make a duplicate card.

There seems little value for viewers in making BBC2 a duplicate of the BBC News Channel pre 7pm; digital takeup is now such that most of those who want access to the channel probably have it by now.

Ptolemy's most important geographical innovation was to record longitudes and latitudes in degrees for roughly 8,000 locations on his world map, making it possible to make an exact duplicate of his map.

Lloyd says that the theorem is almost certainly correct, but he adds that it's not necessary to make an exact duplicate of a machine for it to be able to reproduce like a living creature--an almost-perfect copy will do just fine.