Sentence examples for imitation wax from inspiring English sources
The sconce was revived with the invention of electric lighting, which, combined with an appetite for the picturesque, stimulated the production of sconces supporting imitation wax candles topped by specially designed, flame-shaped bulbs.
In 2003, a six-foot slab of fiberglass from the imitation wax at the top of the candle was knocked loose by 50 mile-per-hour winds during a storm.
(The "apple" could be a wax imitation or a holographic projection; Oscar's Twin could live in an environment in which the word 'liquid' refers to very finely granulated solids).
In a video, shot six months after the procedure, Sullivan can be seen moving his extended left arm from side to side and saying, "Wax on, wax off," in imitation of the Karate Kid.
The countess confidently mocks acquaintances who burn coal fires and tallow candles (wood and wax are the thing) but anxiously records, for later imitation, every detail of the Duchess of Marlborough's new tables or Lady Portland's "handsomest" new sconces.
The note read: "To discourage imitation by young and foolish viewers, when Homer begins to pour hot wax into his mouth, please have him scream in pain so kids will understand that doing this would actually burn their mouths".
That's right, wax your quiff do's and prepare your baritone imitations, because Mr. Morrissey is turning 54.
We passed down corridors decorated in imitation marble, admirably done, through rooms with Greek bas-reliefs and Medici ceilings and wax fruit everywhere.
European wax prints were not originally intended for African markets, yet Africa became the largest consumer of their imitation Batik styles.
Success always breeds imitation.
