Sentence examples for famous impression from inspiring English sources
Christie's audaciously reproduced in the catalog entry other views of the sea at Sainte-Adresse, including the world famous "Impression, soleil levant," in the Musée Marmottan in Paris.
Chris Brasher, the BBC's reporter, was doing his famous impression of a gold medal hurdler (which, indeed, he is) and scrambling over the fence of the Olympic village.
Over the course of the next few days, I grew weaker and weaker, and hungrier and hungrier, until my friend – fearing, perhaps, that I was about to do my famous impression of Kathy Bates in Misery – took a taxi to the nearest town, where she bought a huge bag of Mozartkugel, those rather odd chocolate and marzipan balls named after the composer.
It's time to pull out the big guns: to do his most famous impression – his Tony Blair.
Well, not exactly.... Broadway actress & comedian, Christine Pedi, reacts to the news of the new Hello Dolly! revival with an entertaining video featuring her famous impressions of our favorite Broadway divas!
Though you may want to wait to show your raunchy sense of humor or your famous impressions of your cat, Fiddles, you shouldn't act like a different person, or your connection won't last long.
When he did his famous improvised impression of Cary Grant in that picture, he seemed to be impersonating a grownup.
Monet's most famous painting Impression, Sunrise (1872) dives into the half-light of dawn.
Check out Fey's famous Palin impression on "SNL" below.
"Saturday Night Live" star Kate McKinnon may have the most famous Ellen DeGeneres impression in the world, but when McKinnon stopped by Ellen's show on Wednesday, the talk show host wanted to ask her about another impersonation she does: Justin Bieber.
The 38th season of the comedy show is expected to premiere the Saturday prior to the first special, on September 15. "SNL" aired three "Weekend Update Thursday" specials during the last presidential election cycle in 2008, which featured Tina Fey's famous Sarah Palin impression.
