Sentence examples for before imitating from inspiring English sources

Buckley-Irvine also outlined previous disciplinary concerns about the club, including that members had "blacked up" and dressed as Guantánamo Bay prisoners before imitating Islamic prayers while Muslim students left Friday worship.

"I speak a little bit of Italian, English, Bengali," he said with a grin, before imitating Chinese.

MTV has taken extra steps to make people think twice before imitating the brazen stunts performed by the stars of its weekly "Jackass" show.

Paul Rosolie donned a carbon fibre suit and poured pigs' blood over himself for Eaten Alive, before imitating the 25ft snake's normal prey to attract its attention and get it to eat him.

"I remember Mr. B., he looked at me," she began, before imitating his famous sniff, "and said, 'Can you do this step?' I say, 'I try, Mr. Balanchine.' Boom".

"Most of this stuff would be banned in a minute if it was on TV," he says, before imitating a man asking his mother if she wants to see a show.

Corresponding to the 'using as images what before were imitated' are the reflections in the pond.

Adrian Paci, father of the storytelling 3-year-old, excavates another peasant tradition in "The Weeper," hiring a professional mourner to keen a haunting song that celebrates his life while he stretches before her, imitating a corpse.

While game designers debate how long it would take before humans were imitating hamsters, they seem to agree that it would be possible within the next decade.

In an exclusive clip from the Best Supporting Actor roundtable airing Monday night on Epix, "Inherent Vice" actor Josh Brolin recounts a story about Gandolfini imitating a chicken before takes on the HBO series in order to ensure he'd mortified himself enough offscreen so that nothing onscreen could intimidate him.

"And then," she adds, "I thought that I had better write something that could stand respectably next to Virginia Woolf before I imitated her death".