Sentence examples for managing to replicate from inspiring English sources

Nixon worked for about a month with Deborah Kerr on The King and I, managing to replicate Kerr's distinctive "ladylike" accent seamlessly in song.

The characters are all perfectly cast, but the highlight is surely Zachary Levi; his portrayal of an overgrown fourteen-year-old in cosplay feels genuine, the man managing to replicate the agressively wholesome charm of Tom Hanks.

It's difficult to get funding to do replications, and if you manage to replicate a finding, journal editors are likely to dismiss it ("What does this add to the literature?" they say).

We have not managed to replicate the communities we serve.

Britain did not quite manage to replicate the medal haul seen in Beijing earlier this year.

If they do manage to replicate the material, printing on plastic brings big challenges.

One recent study managed to replicate 10 major effects in psychology using Amazon's Mechanical Turk.

Interestingly, just four of this XV toured with the Lions last year; too few Welsh Lions managed to replicate their Australian form.

We were delighted when we managed to replicate the success of the London leagues in other countries around the world".

This year, a player who managed to replicate Margaret Court's feat would have earned more than six million dollars.

Peter Bradshaw refers to Slumdog as "a film whose aura of success managed to replicate itself virally inside the mind of every Academy Award voter".