Meanings of imitated at in English

Both of these types of telegraph service were imitated at once in telephone practice.

That is wise and prudent, and deserves to be imitated at this table of reveling.

Shelby imitated at a distance, but the hall mark of the outsider was too deep for ready erasure.

We take them through our brochure, which has been well imitated at this stage, and we explain it very simply.

The reversal was imitated at once by Barton Ward, but Watson Bard was slower in putting this new coup into execution.

The insurgents took the road to Lyons; their example was rapidly imitated at Toulon, Nîmes, Montauban, and the principal towns in the south.

The result of this was immediately seen in the improved methods which he introduced at Greenwich, and which were speedily imitated at other Observatories.

He was imitated at the same time by Duke Muh of Ts'in and King Chwang of Ts'u, both of which rulers (seventh century B.C.)