Sentence examples for mimicked the call from inspiring English sources

At dinner I mimicked the call of the tauntaun.

Others mimicked the calls of Amazonian birds so well that the room seemed to echo like the rainforest, and I wondered if the drug was already taking effect.

The study, published online 15 July in Marine Mammal Science, concludes that resident orcas mimicked the calls of foreign groups about once every 500 calls.

On the other, the lyrical repetitions create a formal, poetic feeling, mimicking the call and response of a mass.

Remarkably, they also found that the baby honeyguide can mimic the call of an entire brood of bee eaters.

A few dive in on the downbeat, shouting "Whoop!" as if to mimic the call of a whale.

What are called onomatopoeic words have some similarity in shape through different languages: French coucou, English cuckoo, and German Kuckuck directly mimic the call of the bird.

The males of some species can mimic the call of a fearful predator in order to scare a female – who might freeze in fear long enough to allow the male an opportunity to mate with her.

The birds have been observed mimicking the calls of other bird species and even that of a bat.

Their excited interchanges mimic the call-and-response of jazz improvisation, and indeed the writing in these letters is far more successful at fusing literature to jazz technique than in their published work.

A clever African bird flexibly mimics the calls of other species to keep fooling them into abandoning their food.