Sentence examples for reproduction of something from inspiring English sources

"It is literally a reproduction of something that would have been built in the 1700s with modern amenities," Mr. Leaden said.

When Dana Lee Sottile of DLSDesign began work on 48 Laight Street in the TriBeCa North Historic District, she wanted "to design a modern building in an historic district rather than to do a reproduction of something done in the 1800's, which would have been bland and mediocre".

My husband, John Heilpern, was in Northern Ireland, interviewing two women who'd won the Nobel Peace Prize, so I added widow's lace and black mantillas, one on my head, another under my necklace (a reproduction of something owned by Catherine the Great).

Everyone, even radical critics of education and reproduction, has something to say about the state of education today.

Choueiri, my friend said, had broken the code of something fundamental about the reproduction of sound, and so I went to Princeton, where he has two laboratories, to seek him out.

I took a mouthful of coffee and opened it at a full-page reproduction of a painting so beautiful that it did something to my breathing and I nearly choked.

As a father of six, he might have added something about women's role in the reproduction of the species.

He has said that in making the first one, "Shapeshifter" (2000), he wanted to see if a reproduction of an object from the natural world could be formed from something completely inorganic.

Instant, on-screen reproduction of the effects and settings ensures that you aren't caught by surprise when the camera takes something you weren't expecting.

It is not so much that "The Consul" is bad, something its multitude of customers would dispute to begin with; it seems out of place, like a skillful reproduction of old furniture suspect for its lack of patina.

The reproduction of 17th-century types continues.