Sentence examples for for impersonation from inspiring English sources

But a talent for impersonation isn't acting.

Mr. Natiello's talent for impersonation has served him well.

It was the blues that first brought out his gift for impersonation.

Garland and her daughter Liza Minnelli have always been ripe for impersonation, and several performers continue that tradition.

After conducting an exhaustive analysis of election-crime prosecutions since 2000, it identified only seven convictions for impersonation fraud.

William E. Woodward, in a 1934 New Yorker Profile, allowed, "Even his pleasing talent for impersonation dazes people unless they know him well".

The Bonistalls will tell you about Lindsey's gift for impersonations — how even at age 6, she could do a perfect Urkel, complete with hitched-up pants.

Mr. Hilfiger's dinner ended around 1 a.m., but the designer, whose hidden talent for impersonations was revealed onstage by Ms. Wintour, was still willing to give it a go when asked.

The son of a civil-service worker and a nurse, Mr. Hodge had a knack for impersonations as a boy, and at 16 he won a competition at a pub near his village, Wigmore, in southeast England, that put him on a touring circuit performing at NATO bases in the 1970s.

This was a friend's way of saying that the iconic Judy Garland is no longer a viable candidate for impersonation--that drag queens should simply stop "doing Judy".

In an extreme variety of Cukor's intricate role-playing scenarios, Yves Montand co-stars, as a famous billionaire who impersonates an actor who becomes famous for his impersonation of the billionaire.