Sentence examples for start to mimic from inspiring English sources

Within about two minutes, several other people will start to mimic the same behavior.

If digital banks start to mimic conventional lenders and make loans that exceed the amount of deposits they keep on hand, the system will become prone to runs.

After the ruling on Monday, analysts suggested that some cable and satellite providers — those that pay billions of dollars in retransmission fees for the right to carry broadcasters' signals — might start to mimic Aereo's system to get around the fee requirements, or at least improve their position at the bargaining table.

Special emphasis will be made on characterizing the barrier properties of grafted PEG layers and how a hierarchical approach that uses a short barrier and extended ligand allows us to start to mimic nature's own solution to the problem of ubiquitous repulsion and specific attraction.

Also, start to mimic the back to school wake up/homework schedule the week prior to allow the entire family a chance to get back in the groove.

That starts to mimic what we get in the diet".

Peony is obsessed with "The Peony Pavilion" even before her life starts to mimic its plotline.

Fun to behold, but a long way from even starting to mimic artistic abilities.

He adopts my voice and starts to mimic me: "'I feel like I'm trapped!

Of course, I started to mimic them, but I was most interested in the stage manager.

He apparently started to mimic West's voice and gestures in front of her.