Sentence examples for replicating one from inspiring English sources

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

She got her friend Robert Rauschenberg to pose in the nude with her, as Adam and Eve, for a photograph replicating one that had featured Duchamp in 1924.

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

Amid the Islamic State's continued destruction of cultural landmarks in the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra, archeologists and scholars are replicating one of the city's surviving monuments in London and New York, in a gesture of defiance.

I don't and won't arrive at the idea that the male experience is an individually created and yet constantly replicating one of selfishness and irresponsibility, even though it seems like a lot of over-it women and way-growed-up man-men have ("Men are scum" – my dad, age 71).

And then: mosquitoes, squadrons of them, rising in formation in the swampy dusk, replicating one of those long shots from the end of "Star Wars," where they are the X-wing fighters and the doomed Death Star is you.

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.

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".

With American troop levels increasing sharply this year, to more than 60,000, the two-general arrangement would replicate one used by the United States in Iraq.