Sentence examples for imitated version from inspiring English sources

This technique, which he carried over to the acoustic guitar, became a hallmark, exemplified by his much imitated version of "Black Mountain Rag".

Despite having been translated, imitated and versioned down the millennia, these fragments are still fresh, heartbreaking, memorable and strong.

Port Salut is widely imitated; American versions tend to be milder, and those from Denmark are generally stronger than the French.

Estefano convinced the women to go around at least twice on the ghost train and, as soon as he saw them disappear into the darkness, slipped into the kiosk and recorded El bulin de la calle Ayacucho (Our Little Room on Ayacucho), trying to imitate the version Gardel sang with Jose Ricardo accompanying him on guitar.

In fact, the first release of Mach imitated a Berkeley version of Unix.Shock wavesBut the Berkeley Unix crowd was not just unhappy for technical reasons.

Aman Resorts’ Amankora offers six lodges around the country, from the gateway city of Paro far east to Bumthang, all with the hotelier’s much-imitated version of low-key luxury that puts the locales in the foreground.

Mr. Russell cackled through an out-of-place "Jumpin' Jack Flash," while Sheryl Crow was condemned to cover versions of cover versions, imitating Janis Joplin in Mr. Kristofferson's "Me and Bobby McGee" and singing "Do Right Woman, Do Right Man" with Mr. Nelson, who turned a warning into an affable lover's duet.

But Ms. Taylor-Corbett said that although she had done extensive research, notably at the Weill Foundation in New York, she consciously tried not to imitate the Balanchine version.

The congregation at New Temple included Clara Ward and her mother, but Franklin didn't slavishly imitate her guests' version.

Redmayne said he studied Ian Holm portraying Bilbo in Peter Jackson's original trilogy and tried to imitate a younger version of that, but when he got into the audition room, the casting director told him to use his own voice instead.

Also in the running for the commission is British artist Marcus Coates, whose artworks have included a project asking people to imitate slowed-down versions of birdsong, then recording and speeding them up so that the result resembles the original calls.