Sentence examples for were imitated in from inspiring English sources

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 quarter dinars (known as taris) of the Fāṭimids, who ruled also in Sicily, were imitated in southern Italy and Sicily and by their Norman successors.

She was also a housing reformer whose methods of housing-project management were imitated in Great Britain, on the Continent, and in the United States.

Accompanied by small struck bronze token coins, these were issued from Campanian mints, and they probably continued to the Second Punic War, terminating in a new issue of silver coins of Roman style and types (marked ROMA), including Jupiter in a quadriga (four-horse chariot) from which their name, quadrigati, derived; they were imitated in electrum by the Carthaginians in Capua.

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.

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

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

Italian majolica, particularly that made in Faenza, was much admired, and in the early 16th century it was imitated in France.