| He was sorry for the poor little maid who had aped the ways of the grown-up. |
| He was Italian to the core, for all that he aped the English style and manner. |
| While many current outfits have aped the sound and mastered the beat, the space that the original funk outfits offered has often been lacking. |
| Even boys without bookish hopes aped their careless style of dress and the ritual swordplay of their speech. |
| He has already aped his predecessor, and fawned on his memory, to the point of parody. |
| Most of the show's highlights came from Dennis, particularly when he aped the walk of a vicious flesh-eating dinosaur from Jurassic Park. |
