| During his last days Parsons was reduced to working for Hollywood movies, making tiny explosive squibs that mimicked a man being shot. |
| While being introduced, your extended hand gesture is mimicked, and never returned. |
| You remember Olestra, the fat substitute that mimicked the creamy taste and silky-smooth feel of real fat but that wouldn't make you fat. |
| She mimicked the sound of his breath, making her chest rise and fall like his. |
| Radiographically, SARS is closely mimicked by bacterial bronchopneumonia or other viral pneumonias. |
| So, via a very unique performance style, Magnani was fed her lines by a dialogue coach, and she mimicked the sounds she heard. |
