Sentence examples for making imitation from inspiring English sources

It's like making imitation rifles.

The New Yorker, May 16, 1936 P. 11 United States Patent No. 2,038,455, issued to a Mr. Fritz Studer, and described in the Official Gazette of the Patent Office in these words: "Apparatus for making imitation counterfeit articles".

Scoffers may regard making imitation Asti as like making an imitation Lada car but the market for these lookalike products is now estimated to be about £30m.The Italians complained to the European Commission in 1995 about this blatant piece of commercial piracy.

By R. H. Strother and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 16, 1936 P. 11 United States Patent No. 2,038,455, issued to a Mr. Fritz Studer, and described in the Official Gazette of the Patent Office in these words: "Apparatus for making imitation counterfeit articles".

He was later to remark: "I realised I felt nothing beyond a certain curiosity, and I was making imitations that looked, to my eye, every bit as good as the originals".

The globalizing economy and technological advances have expanded the ranks of imitators and have made imitation and incremental adaptations more feasible, more cost-effective and much faster (Shenkar 2010).

The herb is a characteristic ingredient in some curries and chutneys and is used to make imitation maple syrup.

Django Reinhardt's slashing swing rhythm and overpowering sense of romantic melody makes imitation a worthwhile goal.

It's a calculator-size thing with buttons that zip and ping and make imitation drumkit noises under his fiddling.

Then he made imitation brocade, damask, chintz, lace and embroidery by gluing layers of wet tissue paper together.

Using found wood, metal and wire, the artist makes imitation "ghetto blasters," which he hangs on the wall in groups.