Mimicked in a sentence

Adriraj’s dismissal mimicked Eshwar’s which brought the in-form Aneesh to the crease.

As seen in the exclusive Norfolk and Fairview hotels, the colonial style had mimicked the English country house.

The other painting is of a plant, mimicked from a picture Cornelius-Knudsen took on a recent trip to the desert.

The scenes mimicked those of his band's famous music video for hit tune All The Small Things.

Yes, that is absolutely a sign-stealing celebration, from the mimicked use of binoculars right down to the note taking from Dennis-Sutton.

Clearly and per the FBI warning, combatting the surge in online shopping threats requires collaboration between law enforcement agencies, e-commerce sites and mimicked brands.

However, the show brought outrage after footage showed a number sexual acts being mimicked on stage.

In previous years it has been a moment where the royal children shine - with little delighting fans last year as pretended to fly one of the planes, appearing to screw up his face as he mimicked the engine's deafening noise.

It’s also claimed that he ‘mimicked sex acts’ and walked around the studio almost ‘completely naked’, with stars including the likes of Kirstie Allsopp and Ulrika Jonsson speaking out about their experiences with him.

Jayniel Carl Manuel, equities trader at Seedbox Securities Inc., noted that the PSEi historically mimicked movements in the US markets.

The performer then took out his phone and mimicked filming her, asking how she would like it if someone recorded her while she was at work.

Beth’s transformation—not into a swan, exactly, but a better-looking duckling—doesn’t need to be mimicked exactly for the adaptation to work.

In doing so, the court mimicked the legal strategy for chipping away at legal protections for abortion.

MC Tagwaye hit stardom after he mimicked Buhari reacting to criticisms in a clip over which he was later dubbed the president's doppelganger for accurately imitating his mannerism.

Speaking at a rally in front of thousands of supporters on Sunday in Carson City, Nevada, Trump mimicked the former vice president for vowing to listen to scientific advice if he wins the election.

The attached document meanwhile mimicked an H&R Block-related tax form.

The US Department of Homeland Security reveals to AFP new technical details regarding its hotly anticipated study into how ultraviolet radiation destroys the new coronavirus, saying that its experiment accurately mimicked natural sunlight.

To test the hypothesis, researchers mimicked the interior of carbide exoplanets using high heat and high-pressure.

He loved the special badges, he studied his uniform, he mimicked Adam in all that he did.

He originally wanted to go with an unknown actor as the lead, but became hooked on Robert Downey Jr. after seeing how the actor's personal struggles mimicked that of Tony Stark.