The only town township, technically in an area the size of Ohio, it has just one building of note, a hotel built in imitation of a small Norman castle by a district commissioner in the late 1940s, when the country was run by the British.
Plane Stupid said the protesters were dressed as golfers in imitation of the New York property tycoon, who is building a major £1bn golfing resort north of Aberdeen and supports the airport's growth.
The authors describe the chapel as a "simple, square building" with a "small and ruggedly austere south chapel", adding that the stone slabs over the vault are "almost in imitation of the ancient burial chambers which dot the surrounding landscape".
He uttered some nonsensewords in imitation of television executives.
He shook his shoulders, in imitation of writhing maggots.
The scene was in imitation of long-held ritual.
" He widened his eyes in imitation of Graham's mystification.
In imitation of the homburg-wearing, Oscar-winning Colin Firth in "The King's Speech"?
In imitation of contemporary land warfare, the galleys cruised in columns, generally several abreast.
In 1948, in imitation of a competitor, he added furniture to his portfolio.
