Sentence examples for own imitation from inspiring English sources

"We all had our own imitation of it.

"We spent hours crafting our own imitation treasure maps," he remembered.

When Jackson died, it got front-page placement at the iTunes store and suggested its own imitation.

Mr. Domingo provided his own imitation of Ms. Rose, as he told a story about her warning fishermen not to eat what they caught in the Hudson River.

Finally, after watching the "Gangnam Style" videos, students who speak different home languages could be placed in small groups to discuss them, in English, and prepare their own imitation videos.

Instead we spent hours crafting our own imitation treasure maps, painstakingly rubbing them with old teabags and staining them with spices plucked at random from the cupboard, because most pirates' hands were covered with paprika and Tetley's after a hard day's seafaring.

One young reader spoke of how she and her classmates had been required to write their own imitations.

Obviously, the stately texts that Tolkien taught at Oxford have crashed further out of fashion than ever, and Tolkien's own imitations have simply supplanted them in the canon.

What makes the state of The Simpsons still more dispiriting, is that it now resembles an imitation of its own imitators.

For her, hearing Muslim prayers in Tuscany — she does her own wailing imitation — is a form of oppression.

In this way, fashion succeeds in fobbing off on more and more people its own distorted imitation of life.