Sentence examples for replica meaning from inspiring English sources
The result: it was the replica, meaning the real thing had gone to Mexico, and was subsequently taken back home by the victorious Brazil team.
Consequently, no creative decisions have been rendered about the appearance of the General Lee, meaning replicas and toys made by Warner Brothers' various licensees would continue to be produced with the flag on the roof.
The cute little, but limited-edition shoes are for ages two to four and are an exact replica of its adult Wool Runner version, meaning each pair are made with the startup's signature eco-friendly merino wool material.
Think fly-fishing where the angler must "match the hatch," meaning come up with a replica of the insect that is currently on the live menu for the hungry trout.
The good only comes from what we decide to do with it ― from our struggle that unveils what needs to change in us and in our society, from honing our ability to make meaning out of events that seem senseless, from not trying to rebuild an exact replica of what was lost, but to engineer a stronger, sturdier foundation for our life.
America's pharmaceutical plutocrats are attempting to revise intellectual property laws in India, meaning that many people seeking treatment will be forced to buy expensive US imports instead of domestically produced replicas.
The movers walked the replica about 328 feet (100 m) in 40 minutes; from this demonstration and assuming the ancient builders would have been somewhat of experts at their jobs, Lipo suspects they would have moved the Rapa Nui statues about 0.6 miles (1 kilometer) a day, meaning transport would have taken about two weeks.
This wasn't just an appearance; when recording the vocals for "Trout Mask Replica," Beefheart chose to sing without headphones, meaning he couldn't hear his own voice being recorded or anything the band had recorded (namely, the music they had been rehearsing under his boot for months).
