Sentence examples for precise replicas from inspiring English sources

The play has the occasional longueur, and it helps if you realise that Ui's key lieutenants are precise replicas of Goering, Goebbels and Röhm.

"I prefer I move to the apartment," he would say, reluctantly setting aside the notebook he spent hours filling with tiny, precise replicas of every known animated character.

So long as all the physiological and anatomic parameters are met, these new parts need not look anything like precise replicas of the natural bone structure.

Incidentally, if I had a 3D printer, I'd mess with its mind by commanding it to print out nothing but a series of precise replicas of a single sheet of paper.

Whereas children of his generation created Legolands that sprang full-blown from their imaginations, today's kids, he says, can buy Lego kits to build "precise replicas of Ferrari Formula I racers, pirate galleons, jet airplanes," not to mention "Star Wars" kits and other "ventures into trademarked, conglomerate-owned, pre-imagined environments".

Sitting in the bar of the Fairmont Miramar Hotel, in Santa Monica, after dinner that evening, Koons drank beer from a bottle and talked about two new sculptures he's working on in his New York studio — precise replicas of the Liberty Bell, in Philadelphia, and of the Dictator, a Civil War siege cannon with a two-and-a-half-mile range.

A precise replica of one of the skull cups, complete with cut marks, will go on display at the Natural History Museum in London from 1 March for three months.

Visitors will also have chance to sit in a precise replica of the famed iron throne and participate in an interactive Blackwater Bay battle scene.

Marcus Coates, a native Londoner, is the artist who has proposed the display resembling a great rocky outcrop – a precise replica of one of the gritstone formations of Brimham Rocks, in Yorkshire, which Henry Moore cited as an inspiration for his work.

Haunted and desperate, he stumbles on a brunet shopgirl who looks eerily like Kim Novak, and forces her to dye her hair blond and dresses her in tailored gray suits, turning her into a precise replica of the Kim Novak character.

Perhaps fittingly in the case of Mike Kelley, the anarchic Detroit-born artist who committed suicide in January, a museum of sorts dedicated to his memory will now be built as an almost precise replica of his childhood suburban ranch home — down to the dimensions of the walls and the white siding.