Its color is a monstrous imitation of street dust.
For a 50-year-old novice – especially one as unassuming and quietly spoken as Maliphant – it's an unexpectedly convincing imitation of street style.
Phoney ducks frolic in pseudo-streams that babble beside imitation cobbled streets.
Treacy, designer of 36 of the hats at the Prince William-Kate Middleton wedding, has bemoaned high street imitations of his creations as leading to the demise of the headgear trend he revitalised when he designed a golden-feathered fascinator for the Duchess of Cornwall on her wedding day.
Since 2005, California law has prohibited most public brandishing of imitation guns on streets and front yards.
Its success spawned a number of imitations, such as Street Corner and The Story of Bob and Sally, that eventually flooded the market, but it was still being shown around the world decades later and ultimately was added to the National Film Registry in 2005.
Craig and I had practiced an imitation of Mick and Keith doing "Street Fighting Man" and an over-the-top version of Bob Dylan doing "The Times They Are A-Changin'".
The last Automat (there were several successor imitations), at East 42nd Street and Third Avenue, closed in 1991.
By Geoffrey T. Hellman and James Thurber The New Yorker, January 28 , 1933P. 10 Henry ter Linden, of Imitation Food Products, 107 Lawrence Street, Brooklyn, makes imitation foods used in window displays by restaurants, confectionery shops, etc. Bellevue Hospital uses them to explain diet to people who don't speak English.
The New Yorker, January 28 , 1933P. 10 Henry ter Linden, of Imitation Food Products, 107 Lawrence Street, Brooklyn, makes imitation foods used in window displays by restaurants, confectionery shops, etc. Bellevue Hospital uses them to explain diet to people who don't speak English.
