Sentence examples for mimicking a scene from inspiring English sources

I watched young men come in and throw hundreds of dollars around, mimicking a scene from some rap music video they've seen at least 20 times.

The accident eerily mimicked a scene in the movie in which one character playfully demonstrates how to perform a prefrontal lobotomy by pointing out exactly where the surgical pick would go.

But it was fairly empty" at 4 p.m. Her dinner companions even mimicked a scene from the show, holding a menu ever farther away, as though unable to read it, Mrs. Amundson said.

As Cicero's "Against Verres" triumph suggests, the "Against [X]" formula implies or mimics a scene of mano-a-mano combat with a fake-modest implicit personal subject: the brave author who is pitched against X, telling it like it is, let the chips fall where they may.

(She was the lady pushing the baby carriage that rolls in slow motion down the steps of Union Station of Chicago, mimicking a famous scene from the film "The Battleship Potemkin").

And when Osman aimed another barb at Clarkson, Long jumped in urging: "Go on Jeremy, punch him!"  "You remember how to punch, right?" Osman replied, starting Merton mimicking a fight scene that had the audience in stitches.

And once connected each panel can show their own color, all light up with the same shade, or "play" animated scenes – like colors mimicking a sunrise or waterfall.

She points her finger, mimicking a schoolteacher.

The researchers came up with goggles that mimicked a strobe effect to 'freeze' the moving visual scene on the retina.

They projected a restaurant scene onto the wall and played sound to mimic a restaurant's ambience.

For this purpose selective reagent ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry operating in NO+ mode and a bodyplethysmography chamber mimicking the entrapment scene were applied.