Imitating Arabic rainbow!

Imitating Arabic Tutti Frutti!

Rainbow! (Laughter) (Imitating Arabic)

Tutti Frutti!

Just as you're walking down (Imitating Arabic)

Man So you're the first human being to officially emulate a gecko.

Just as you're walking down Imitating Arabic strawberry!

She should be mighty and charming, right?

He's an actor. You should see his imitations. He can do anybody.

So BPA mimics the body's own hormones and causes neurological and reproductive problems.

The devil, whose business is to pervert the truth, mimics the exact circumstance of the Divine Sacraments.

Interviewer You designed this, yes, this simulated bridge, and this, you reckon, mimics the action of the real bridge?

The Centre has also succeeded in prohibiting athletes and celebrities whose behaviour is always emulated by young people  from taking part in alcohol advertisements.

The woman, of course, is aware of these connections she uses dress and make up to imitate nature and enhance her allure.

This is a song about a creature called a hummingbird moth which imitates another creature which imitates yet another creature.

He is apparently concerned that one of them could imitate a coup like the one he led in 1987 that toppled Habib Bourguiba.

Here the British are very much mimicking the Japanese fewer and fewer are learning foreign languages, studying abroad, and following the old path of working in Hong Kong, Singapore, or Australia.

The moonwalk was easy for him. He could mimic almost all of Michael Jackson's moves. But Adel Al Jaf, known by his stage name Adel Euro, would have to dance in isolation while living in Iraq.

In response to the smear campaign, DDED HK, created a video that imitates the China Central Television's news report on the students' use of mass destruction weapon umbrellas and birthday song in Hong Kong's Umbrella Revolution.

The fact remains that these two series are infinitely more conventional and stereotyped than the Bruegel's they are wooden allegories of a kind which a self made man, seeking to ape the style of some enlightened prince, might well choose to put on his walls.