Sentence examples for did a mean from inspiring English sources

Amulree, a physician and a peer "who never did a mean or cruel thing", seemed not to mind.

First baseman Scott Spiezio had the best year of his career in the regular season, then did a mean Albert Pujols impression in the postseason.

One Lady Boy was certainly no lady, nor indeed gent, but rather a big bruiser in heavy slap who did a mean Tina Turner.

Then, in the early '90s, he teamed up with Hal Simons, a high school friend who did a mean Ann Miller, for a revue called "The MGM Society" — for "Miller Garland Maniacs".

Crowned "second dumbest" in the class by a teacher in Kansas City, he nonetheless found favor by performing comic turns (he did a mean Chaplin) and, in Gabler's laconic account, "decorating the margins of his textbooks with pictures and then entertaining his classmates by riffling them to make them move".

But according to a description provided afterward by one of the unnamed senior officials, the secretary, who in real life can be a bit of a ham, did a mean job of the cowboy, wielding a gun and shooting the interloper.

She does a mean red.

(He also does a mean Ian McKellen).

"I can do a mean mug".

"Tom does a mean samba," Susie says.

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