Usar "facsimile" en una oración

1. Perhaps JJ would want her around as a sort of honorary aunt … or would that be too weird? As if she were clinging to a facsimile of the man she loved? No, maybe it would be best not to hang around … for the first time she felt the rootlessness of her existence

2. Within an hour there arrived a facsimile copy of a receipt, which clearly showed that the tomatoes had been sold to him by the gardener at Watersmeat Manor

3. Within an hour there arrived a facsimile

4. ‘I’m told that you have a remarkable facsimile of the

5. The moving picture scanned the trail as if in a low flying air craft sailing over the facsimile of the trail as it had been in those days

6. His countenance of good feeling, his facade of friendly and virtuous intent, is revealed as only a facsimile of good will, a smile for the record

7. The boat is also a facsimile

8. I’d left a facsimile in its place and asked Alyssa to present the actual

9. Caroline was breaking for lunch when she passed by the facsimile

10. "You are me or a reasonable facsimile of me

11. he had been caught in a more compromising position, his head resting on the lap of a facsimile of Doctor Crusher

12. “No, but when using technology that translates this information into a facsimile

13. It seemed to be a facsimile, a sort

14. On the morning of 20 November I prepared a facsimile and faxed it to the Mining Commissioner, Minister and Permanent Secretary

15. He wasn�t sure how she had managed to procure such similar ingredients in such short order, but on the plate lay a reasonable facsimile of fried eggs, sausages, and pancakes with syrup

16. 30 teleprinters and facsimile machines in newspapers on both sides of the harbour churned out the press release from the police:

17. It was an exact facsimile of the High Tower at Melasurej, right down to the black archway at the top

18. In this utterly bizarre facsimile of reality, I feel as though I could just politely bid them both good-bye, walk across the room and out into the safety of the street

19. “She’s not that interested in your twisted facsimile of a mind

20. What excited the carpenter and caused him to show this thing to his neighbors was the fact, that a few paces further on he picked up another paper, torn like the first, and still more significant, of which we reproduce a facsimile, because of the historical interest attaching to these strange documents:—

21. ‘“Above all,”’ I read, ‘“this human being, for human she seems, this embodiment in electro-intelligent facsimile of the humanities, will listen, know, tell, react and love your children insofar as such great Objects, such fantastic Toys, can be said to Love, or can be imagined to Care