Sentence examples for repro from inspiring English sources

+33 4 9092 3932, mascornud.com Château les Bruyères in Cambremer is a house full of treasures and personality: orchids on the table, modern art on the walls, red-carpeted corridors and fine repro furniture: outside are several acres of parkland and a turquoise pool.

But like any self-respecting composer, he wouldn't have seen the point in making reproduction furniture.Of course, there is a lot of musical "repro" about, and some of it is useful.

Starting with the artfully arranged walking sticks at the door, the owners have attempted to re-create the haphazard accumulation of a long-established country-house hotel, but, lacking a haul of faded impedimenta, they have been obliged to resort to repro.

In this collaboration with director Katie Mitchell, he looks a bit uncomfortable delivering his message as a "solo piece" from a set that he describes as "a frighteningly accurate" repro duction of his office in Cambridge.

Word play If you want something specific spelt out, and have a deadline, repro is your safest bet.

As the mail-order companies know, there's nothing more comforting to the soul than classy repro.

The trouble is that the play itself, abounding in overt points of similarity the canonical Chekhov dramas, feels, as a result, strangely repro- and ersatz.

No. 160, with deeply weathered oak doors and mottled plant growth on the stonework, shows why the Restoration Hardware school of repro-history can be so unsatisfying — you cannot buy real age.

Also in the upper galleries are bizarre pieces of furniture – a huge, lowering cabinet and a pull-out baize table that almost looks like a lawn emerging from a Gormenghastian Gothic edifice, and a pair of repro-antique consoles that may be pulled together, opened up, and converted into a kind of secret travelling bed or divan.

Against an almost melodramatic stone staircase and repro-Parthenon frieze backdrop his Exhibition For Modern Living is an immaculately staged tableau of dubious taste.

"Repros are always smaller because they come from second-generation molds".