Sentence examples for replicated one from inspiring English sources

After looking at the jacket, Taub suggested that it might be best that I not try to have replicated one of the more challenging garments he had displayed on his blog.

"When we got together again, and compared what I'd written with the photographs Jean had chosen, we found we'd replicated one another's work entirely," he says.

A reversal began in the 1980's, when the architects Prentice & Chan, Ohlhausen replicated one of the original kiosks at Astor Place.

"If the joyful and hopeful tone of the victory speech in Grant Park can be replicated," one person wrote, "that will probably work for me".

The Spitzer tableau, in turn, replicated one from 2004 — the press conference at which James McGreevey, then the governor of New Jersey, announced, with his wife at his side, that he was gay and planned to resign.

Poise and confidence were on display at one practice when Barkley, who attended the same high school as Leinart (Mater Dei in Santa Ana, Calif ., replicated one of the more memorable plays in recent U.S.C. history: Leinart's fourth-down bomb to Dwayne Jarrett that helped beat Notre Dame in 2005.

For this purpose, 30 experiments included the replicated ones were realized.

I asked Kat if I could replicate one run by George Soros.

This would be difficult to replicate one block away at Alice Tully Hall.

To parent, with or without replicating one's own genes or experiencing birth, is the core experience to embrace or decline.

A runner with more or less natural speed would derive a different degree of benefit from exactly replicating one of his sessions.