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How to use imitate in a sentence

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You'll imitate those spunky Olsen twins, getting slimed with green goo at the 17th annual Kids' Choice Awards.
Rendered in plummy grays, the canvases seem to be a dutiful application of the classical injunction that painting should imitate poetry.
Layered shapes, outlined in black, burgundy or pink, imitate the forms of architecture and industrial design.
How happy we will be if we imitate our Good Shepherd and pastor of our souls, his sheep for whom he has done so much.
She described Brian as a great mimic, who hilariously had shown a remarkable ability to imitate anyone, including his mum and dad.
Maverick groups which imitate and model the dominant paradigm may be more likely to survive than those that do not.
He put on a blonde wig to imitate my hair, and started mucking around as if we were best mates.
How white performers acquired the knowledge and skills to imitate blacks on the minstrel stage is less apparent, though some information exists.
Bostonian blue bloods were among the first to imitate, popularise and avidly collect the Impressionists.
On one pair, she added a velvet ribbon sewn down the legs to imitate tuxedo pants.
A three-year-old can imitate adults and playmates, play make-believe with dolls and use pronouns or plural words.
Australian scientists have used a 3D bioprinter to create artificial vascular networks that imitate the body's circulatory system.
The true song of a mockingbird is hard to detect, since they imitate other birds and sounds.
This can be done using metal to sound like thunder, or meat slapped against a block to imitate a punch.
In every good act that we do, we imitate God insofar that we ultimately bring good to all humanity.
Every now and then he turns the amp up all the way and tries to imitate moves by his favorite artists.
Its form may imitate volcanic cones such as can be seen in the Tuxtla Mountains only 100 km to the west.
A expert craftsman can use it not only to imitate pietra dura but also to achieve almost painterly effects.
For Ireland's most interesting local candidate, it seemed life was fated to imitate art.
Phonaesthesia occurs when certain sounds become associated with certain meanings, even though they do not attempt to imitate the sound.
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Examples from Classical Literature
And he could imitate animals, and as you say, he was probably a ventriloquist.
He and Pylades will imitate a Phocian dialect and will seek out and slay Aegisthus.
Their plumage is quite beautiful, and so changeable that no painting can imitate it.
There are temples of chrysolite with domes of blue crystal, which imitate the firmament.
Suppose, then, that each man on whom in turn the new ideas dawned wore to borrow the compromiser's plea and imitate his example.
If we imitate Lydia in diligence, let us not forget to imitate her in piety.
They went to the study, and Nogi was made to imitate the movements he saw doctor Waring make.
And eggcup in hand, he endeavored to imitate Nana, quite forgetting his dignity in his frantic desire to convince the others.
He meant to imitate in some degree the flying wedge used upon the football field with such good effect.
Hysteria will imitate nearly every form of cramp, including even those due to gallstone and kidney calculus.
But Rabinowitsch does not imitate Gogol and Ostrovski, at least not purposely.
That is not to say, that, by taking the letter for the spirit, we should in any way strive to imitate the hokku form.
He will imitate the red-shouldered hawk and the sparrow hawk and I suspect him of mixing it in conversation with the flicker.
I desire to imitate the committee in their refinement and delicacy of distinction.
I loved and admired him to a degree of enthusiasm, and of course strove to imitate him.
Hence the infringer could imitate the patented design without liability, and the law was a nullity.
Men imitate men, fight and conquer them, interbreed, one people with another.
A jackdaw, who sat upon an elm, and beheld his exploit, resolved to imitate it.
Juana stopped and courtesied, an act which Maude was too fascinated to imitate.
The licensee of a West Ham public-house has just purchased a parrot which is trained to imitate the bagpipes.
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