Sentence examples for impersonation from from inspiring English sources

It's a virtuoso impersonation, from the deep drawl to louche geek twitches.

Expect pitch-perfect impersonation from Smith but, given that Black has been consulted, few biographical surprise-surprises.

What distinguishes Mr. Busch's impersonation from similar caricatures is the same quality that infuses his plays and character comedy: its kindness.

Last week's first "SNL" special, which, in another surprise, did not include another Palin impersonation from Ms. Fey, was a big hit, attracting almost 11 million viewers.

The big Jamaican smashed 105 off just 80 balls before hitting a loose shot off Anderson and being caught at slip by Andrew Flintoff - who proceeded to mimic Gayle's celebratory chicken impersonation from earlier in the series.

The character of Desmond borrows some biographical details from Swanson: she too worked with DeMille and Von Stroheim (it's their 1928 Queen Kelly on the cinema screen) and Swanson recreates her Chaplin impersonation from Manhandled (1924).

Great impersonations from Peter Sellers, too.

Mr. Kudisch (who, along with Mr. Kreel, gives the best performance) offers Ted Baxter impersonations from time to time.

Over time, I found out that she liked Frozen and loved it if you did funny voices or impersonations from the film.

Scene by scene, there are some cracking slapstick routines (finessed by fun-meister and guest director Cal McCrystal) and consistently brilliant impersonations from the actor-musician cast (Joanna Brookes, especially, a comic chameleon).

Nor do Pallett's arrangements – which hint at everything from Jean-Claude Vannier to Johnny Allen's work with Isaac Hayes in the late 60s and early 70s – ever feel like wan impersonations: from the opening echoing scrape of strings on Aviation to the closing shimmer of The Dream Synopsis, via the high-drama stabs that punctuate She Does the Woods, they're thrillingly inventive.