Sentence examples for which was copied from inspiring English sources

The letter, which was copied to regional party officials, came from Alan Mabbutt, the Tory Director of Organisation.

In France, Robert Auguste created pieces of great refinement in the Neoclassical style, which was copied in Turin and in Rome, for example, by L. Valadier.

A slim volume from a Syrian Koran in 30 sections still in its period binding, which was copied around the late 14th century, did not make the grade.

Many Junkers aircraft had a corrugated sheet-metal skin, which was copied by several American builders, including the Ford Motor Company.

You are Chinese.' " The Alien Land Law, which was copied by more than a dozen other states, was struck down in California in 1952.

In 2003, The Independent pioneered the move to a compact format, which was copied around the world and resulted in the paper winng a host of awards, including Newspaper of the Year in the 2004 British Press Awards.

Besides other solo acts, which were copied by equestrians throughout the world, Ducrow invented several duets and ensemble numbers.

But the passage of time does not prevent surveillance for e-mail, which is copied from one system to another.

Its style, constant change of pace and excruciatingly violent ending had much to do with Allen's editing, which is copied to this day.

User 'Victor Surge' added a suited, faceless, unnaturally tall figure into two black and white photos which were copied and distributed virally over the net.

Like the Oorlam, they were Europeanized in military technology as well as civil society and state organization, which were copied from the Afrikaners.