Sentence examples for hilarious impression from inspiring English sources

Chantal brushes them off, and later, Claudia does a withering, hilarious impression of their beefy boyfriends.

(Tracey Ullman does a hilarious impression on her Showtime show, "State of the Union").

There was never a glimpse of Margaret's sister or mother, for instance; the royal household was represented by the Duke of Edinburgh, in a hilarious impression by David Threlfall.

You see, while everyone else was making dodgy animations, editing their journeys to work for posterity or using it to film that video of Jesy from Little Mix's admittedly hilarious impression of a Jamaican, Mendes realised he could use it to upload his cover versions.

(Brantley) * 'I LOVE YOU BECAUSE' The plot line -- single New Yorkers in search of love -- couldn't be more familiar, but somehow this fluffy, funny musical makes it refreshing, helped along by an engaging six-member cast, with David A. Austin making a particularly hilarious impression.

Then breaking into a hilarious impression of the toddler, she continued, "And he's like 'No!

You see it in white girls who wear Native American headdresses to music festivals and think they're just being quirky, or in the stand-up comedian who does "hilarious" impressions of his Asian coworker.

Now get out.' My virtue was safe". Mahalia wins the theological debates with atheist Studs, but can also render hilarious impressions of blues singers Big Bill Broonzy and Bessie Smith and ribald comedian Moms Mabley while lying gravely ill in a hospital ward with her preacher sitting disapprovingly beside her.

I had read him, and loved him, in college — "Hard Times" and "Bleak House" and "Our Mutual Friend" were the most admired texts in the nineteen-sixties; and then, on my own, soon after college, I read "David Copperfield and Martin Chuzzlewitit," with its hilarious impressions of the newspaper-and-spittoon dominated America of the eighteen-forties.

And now we can add another cat talent to the list: hilarious impressions.

Whenever "Saturday Night Live" does an audition sketch, you know you're about to see some hilarious impressions.