Sentence examples for imitated on from inspiring English sources

Basketwork patterns are found on pots molded over baskets and are sometimes imitated on pots made by other methods.

Coming soon to a playing field near you is a trick play so clever it's likely to be imitated on punt returns throughout the land.

Coming soon to a playing field near you is a trick play so clever it is likely to be imitated on punt returns throughout the land.

Soccer's joyous outbursts, in contrast, have been collected on YouTube videos, shown on late-night talk shows and imitated on playgrounds around the world.

Douglas, who was regularly tailed by FBI agents, remembers seeing his artwork imitated on a forged pamphlet attacking another black organisation.

The coinage of the Almohads survived also among their successors, well into the late Middle Ages, and was also widely current, and imitated, on the European shores of the Mediterranean.

(Though there is some evidence that they can imitate on-screen actions, it isn't until they reach 18 to 24 months that they really start to comprehend what they see).

It's a moment of action that you just can't imitate on an ordinary proscenium stage.

If George Lucas wants to go on and on, imitating on the largest possible scale the Saturday morning serials of his youth, there seems no good reason yet why anything should stop him.

Given the wide variety of biases, it may seem like a difficult task to figure out whom to imitate on any given occasion.

According to the charges, the parent provided Mr Riddell with a sample of the child's handwriting to imitate on 13 July 2018.