Sentence examples for parody someone from inspiring English sources

Tell jokes, show your pet's antics, parody someone else's video, or do impressions of a famous person.

That city seemed a grimy parody of someone else's grimy parody of the city, one that looked as if our town had been struck by a giant mirror ball full of plutonium.

Can you make parodies of someone's work?

Might it even be a parody of something someone has already observed about Shields's work?

[C5.] NEWSPAPER PARODY It seems someone at The Wall Street Journal really likes a biting new parody of the paper -- enough, in fact, to leave at least one newsstand with no copies remaining for anyone else to buy.

But Mr Biden was a no-show, his absence at the Wynn Resort on the Las Vegas strip underlined by the parody Biden Twitter account that someone quickly created and filled with gags.

(Editors' Weblog) Viacom dodges takedown lawsuit Viacom has admitted a bit of over-zealous YouTube hammering (we need a sexier name for issuing a takedown notice for YouTube...) in which it ordered YouTube to remove a totally legitimate parody video made by someone else.

On the third episode we were challenged to showcase our personalities as newscasters and I personally didn't understand why someone would parody such strong Asian stereotypes at that time.

"We are absolutely not allowed in," said Spencer E. B. Carlson, 18, who is a senior at Palo Alto High School, where someone created a parody tuxedo group.

The Madcap of the School, The Jolliest Term on Record and For the School Colours all sounded like someone's clumsy parody of a hopelessly dated genre (I was reading them in the 1970s, the decade of the state comprehensive).

The night before they played a show at the Bowery Ballroom, the men sat down at Hill Country, the Flatiron barbecue joint whose strenuous countrification — window-front cactus, a prairie-sized painting of lazing bulls — could seem a parody of Texas only to someone who's never visited the state.