Sentence examples for was imitated in from inspiring English sources

Jasperware was imitated in other European factories, notably at Sèvres.

The new pattern of theatre set in France was imitated in Germany during the same period.

The model organization established in New York City was imitated in other cities where affiliates were soon established.

The latter, often called "blue and white," was imitated in Vietnam, Japan, and, from the 17th century, in Europe.

The typical uniform of the Hungarian hussar was brilliantly coloured and was imitated in other European armies.

This English and Irish cut lead crystal was imitated in Europe and in the United States and has remained popular to the present day.

Coins came increasingly into circulation, and the urban lifestyle began to be imitated in the provinces.

Jasperwares were imitated in biscuit porcelain at Sèvres, and Meissen produced a glazed version called Wedgwoodarbeit.

His nursery schools were imitated in many areas through "Oberlin Societies".

The city's sustainable building efforts are being imitated in the private sector.

Trumpets are approximated in a simple, chordal fanfare, and the guitar (no surprise here) is imitated in a pizzicato section.