Sentence examples for imitation goods from inspiring English sources

The British wanted to stigmatize imitation goods from Germany, in particular.

The trade in such imitation goods is illegal under various international agreements but is difficult to control.

A search of the shops and sidewalk peddlers along Canal Street, often the place to go for imitation goods in Manhattan, proved fruitless.

I flew to Beijing with one of my best friends from high school, an investment banker with classy taste, who I knew would be the perfect ally for navigating the tricky waters of shopping in a foreign country for imitation luxury goods.

Hence, on December 13th, it ruled in favour of Kraftwerk.But who is to decide whether the imitation is good enough?

In front of the Knicks' bench, Eddie Lee Wilkins gave a wonderful imitation of good old M.L. Carr, the Celtics' designated towel-waver in championships past.

It will be illegal to sell or make replica guns that can be mistaken for real firearms and there will be higher sentences for possessing imitations without good reason.

Morrow (1960, p. 305) also takes the natural human pleasure in orderly movement to be crucial to the explanation of the educational program but fits this into an interpretation which focuses rather on the status of music and dance as imitations of good and bad character.

According to a blog post last week in the Financial Times, an essay on Xinhua, China's state-run news agency, blamed the lack of creativity in China on its culture of "shanzhai," the Chinese term for imitation and pirated goods.

Shanzhai, literally meaning "mountain village," is a loose term used for Chinese imitation and pirated goods, especially mobile phones.

His Connery imitation is very good.