Carbon copy

Usage examples of replica.

Great Lorenzo stepped casually up beside the still-kneeling automaton replica of the princess.

From such a lookout spot, Case Brandle, the masquerader, made a perfect replica of The Shadow.

When eventually Brat could no longer postpone the opening of his parcels, his task was made easier by the fact that his presents were for the most part replicas of those Simon was pulling out of his own pile.

The dark matter within this ship is making replicas of itself at an exponential rate.

Nowhere did he see a cross or crucifix, but at the far end of the narthex, beneath a stairway that probably led to the sanctuary balcony, a smaller replica of the same star that adorned the steeple shone with a dim light the color of a hazy Autumn moon.

I tell you this divine piece could be the original Philip Pargeter replica!

But buying cheap copies of the masters, replicas, casts, photogravures, was equally impossible.

Opening a heavily barred door, Sargon bowed the girl into a replica of an early Spanish patio with a magnificent tiled floor and a lovely tinkling fountain playing against the background of a beautiful wall inlaid with delicate mosaics.

A little cart came gravely around a corner, ridden by two replicas of Tallman, or perhaps by one replica and Tallman himself.

It was not part of the thinking of Samoan leaders that independence should make their country a political replica of the western democracies, and the United Nations Trusteeship Council had misgivings about the Samoan proposal for a restricted franchise.

Her cat was a wonderful replica, but it was of very recent vintage and had been manufactured by thoroughly modern methods for the most unmystical purpose of making money.

Rome and savage Africa, for while the main part of the building was roofed with handmade tile, several porches were covered with native grass thatch, while a small outbuilding at the far end of the garden was a replica of a Bagego hut except that the walls were left unplastered, so that the structure appeared in the nature of a summer-house.

At formal occasions, steel swords are used, but usually they are unsharpened replica swords known as iaito.

At their academy at Beltsville, outside Washington, Jack had held, and even shot, a replica of the 6.

There were toy replicas of emergency vehicles that were boxier, clunkier to her eye than what zipped around the streets or skies of New York.