Sentence examples for he would mimic from inspiring English sources

He would mimic me, wear the same clothes.

At the open-mic sessions he would mimic Ronald Reagan and Sammy Davis Jr.

And then he would mimic their call with uncanny accuracy, bringing the woolly monkeys into view.

One of the paratroopers - Eberhardt - insisted he would mimic this cry when he made a parachute jump the following day.

A few times, I took easier routes, hoping he would mimic.

He would mimic the dancers, singers and conjurors, causing much amusement to both his family and patrons.

Cruz has bought into the notion that as a true conservative, he'd mimic Ronald Reagan's success and avoid Bob Dole's and Mitt Romney's failures.

Every time we babysat our neighbors' kids growing up, one of the tots would always engage in that creative play thing where he'd mimic an orchestra conductor with exaggerated arm-flailing, regardless of what type of music we were listening to.

He'd mimicked radio broadcasts ever since he got his first tape recorder, ignored a guidance counselor's advice to shoot for law school, and received a degree in commerce from the University of Alberta.

He imagined it would mimic the Catholic Church, and fantasized about the establishment of a massive priesthood, services aimed at making people more altruistic, and the canonization of saint-like figures such as Aristotle, Shakespeare, and Saint Paul.

In puzzling out why one species would mimic another, he realized that harmless butterflies were mimicking noxious species that were unpalatable to birds and lizards, and therefore not attacked by predators.