Again she jumped high, and the men behind her imitated her, laughing.

But not as men might imitate it.

The pentagram became popular because a man, with arms and legs spread, could imitate one.

Now a prematurely old man of fifty-eight was imitating himself with less and less plausibility, particularly as he tired.

There's a certain swayin* of the hips that no man alive could imitate.

There seems to be little question that many young men have been imitating the stunt in "The Program."

He turned his horse, and his men imitated his movement.

If so, the man in black might be the killer, which was plausible enough, because, at times, men of crime had imitated The Shadow's garb.

To his surprise, the men imitated the move.

Picard next lowered his arms and once again, men imitated the move.