Sentence examples for really copied from inspiring English sources

"David was a kind of synthesiser," says Rock. "He never really copied anybody but he was brilliant at drawing on different elements of other people.

"I haven't really copied him, just tried to make my own technique and play the way I want to play".. Steve Waugh has remained "very protective" of his son and has tried to shield him from the inevitable pressure that comes with being the son of a cricketing great.

"What we're really copying is the student and professional culture," he said.

Whether teenagers are all really "copying Kelly's kerrazeeee pink hair colour" (as one hastily destroyed press release claimed) remains to be seen, but her Papa Don't Preach at the MTV Movie Awards is merrily tripping up the US charts, and now she is the model for Candie's shoes, so it looks like we'll be buying us a pair of Candie's, then (which do, to be honest, ming a bit).

I knew that printers could copy documents but can they really copy Iron Man? Researchers at the University of Washington were doing some tests to suss out BitTorrent traffic on their local network when they found a way to spoof traffic from certain IP addresses.

This will mean that they are really copying you.

The only things you can really copy from other authors are the very basics.

Place them on the desk and pretend to write marginal notes on the papers, but really copy some short, abbreviated notes onto the desk.

Fauchon's concept overseas was really copy-and-paste, it was a replica of what it was in Paris, which [in] some places works very well, and [in] some others, not at all.

If your sister starts to REALLY copy you, like reading the same books, watching the same TV shows, and listening to the same music, DON'T freak out and get annoyed.

It's the guy at school who thought he was cool but really just copied what the cool kids did without really getting it, and that's decidedly un-cool.