Sentence examples for some impersonation from inspiring English sources

And what they perform is often some impersonation of adulthood.

If we have enough time, I could maybe do some impersonations onstage.

During a standup special, Schumer mentioned that she "loves joking about race" before poking fun at how strange black names can be ("something wild, something crazy") and, although she said she wasn't "going to do some racist impersonation," she began to mock the ghetto black girl ("guuuurrll," some obnoxious yelling, and a casual reference to double-dutch).

"There is fraud and there is some voter impersonation fraud, but you're trying to kill a fly with a bazooka with these kinds of laws," Persily told ABC News.

He now only has himself to annoy as he slobs around his flat, dressed in jogging bottoms with a hole at the crotch and watches a lot of television – cue some terrific impersonations of other comics, including Michael McIntyre.

Of course some Twitter impersonations can result in amicable situations.

Once, a guy even performed some celebrity impersonations for the camera.

Still Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon deliver some wicked impersonations and we'll just have to make do until the series comes out.

The airline-crippling eruption really served as a jumping off point for some great impersonations - Larry King, Richard Branson, and notably Bjork, played to perfection by Kristen Wiig.

For some reason, the impersonation worked.He moved quickly to mockery of his erudition, informing the audience that in the original Greek "politics" comes from "poli" for many, and ticks meaning "blood-sucking parasites".

Hansken, we read, may have even had some experience in impersonation: she was trained to dance in circles, fence with a sword and put on a hat and take it off.