In ways so mysterious they can only be filed away as an ecumenical matter, life continues to imitate Ted.
Followers of this school continued to imitate José Benito Churriguera's graceful salomónicas, especially those behind the altar of the church of San Esteban in Salamanca, Spain, well into the 18th century.
Ian Schrager's ground-breaking concepts have changed the business and set industry standards that continue to be imitated throughout the world.
Architectural forms continued to be imitated during the Renaissance, and as late as the 16th century the chest was still an important piece of furniture.
Garner's lush, fluttery way with standards like "Laura" and his own "Misty" continues to be imitated (though rarely very well) by cocktail pianists the world over, while James's 1941 recording of "You Made Me Love You," played with a yard-wide vibrato and accompanied by a candied-apple string section, helped make his big band the most popular in wartime America.
Nevertheless, the Barcelona model will continue to be discussed, and attempts made to imitate it.
Although the electrode process is sensitive to temperature, we continue to conduct measurements without a thermostat, to imitate real operating conditions.
As other novelists began to imitate her style and continue to develop the Regency romance, their novels have been described as "following in the romantic tradition of Georgette Heyer".
They may still continue to lever up their investments, imitating a practice of the fraud-inflated housing boom in which some investment firms used $1 to back up every $30 in investments and bets.
It is already being imitated by other services.Meanwhile, music companies continue to look flat-footed compared with other industries affected by piracy, such as the movie business.
