Sentence examples for still copied from inspiring English sources

U Thong style, like Sukhothai style, is still copied in Thailand.

Most of it is still copied from CDs and some is acquired through file-swapping technologies such as BitTorrent.

The Kelmscott Press recaptured the beauty and high standards of incunabula (texts produced when books were still copied by hand), and the book again became an art form.

This fashion style is still copied by many of the young fans who attend her concerts.

Since a highly complex entity (an organism) cannot be copied entirely to give rise to offspring (see 'organisms are not replicators: they do not reproduce by copying' [[ 36], p. 556]), some part of it must be developed in order to gain the necessary similarity and to preserve equivalence, while some part of it is obviously still copied (the genome, or at least parts of it).

There was no one as chic as Vreeland, and they're still copying her now.

Students and library users are still copying excerpts from books, but those days are getting more and more numbered.

Singer-songwriter Gary Barlow, speaking on Chris Evans's Radio 2 breakfast show, said: "We're all still copying his work.

It's still copy-protected, it still requires antivirus software and its visuals still aren't consistent from one corner to another.

Most big ports around the world use scanners and electronic data-transfer to speed containers through the docks, but on the west coast clerks still copy numbers down by hand and type them back into computers.

And as a result, it means that even if Halo 3 is already installed to the HDD, it will still copy maps to the utility partition.