do impressions , także: do impersonations

They are even willing to do impressions of each other.

He did impressions of the way people with Down’s syndrome talk.

He learned to entertain people by doing impressions of the famous.

It's like learning to do impressions; you play it by ear.

Bradley for sure, he does impressions of everyone and takes the mickey all the time.

The fact that my best friend can do impressions of his own dogs, complete with voices.

They are doing impressions of our credit cards, and I am wondering how mine will hold up.

He would listen to his father's comedy records and do impressions of the artists.

"But he's really good at doing impressions, and I was dying laughing."

We were laughing and doing impressions of Gordon's reaction, when he suddenly walked in.

Azaria said that, as a kid, he thought everyone had the ability to do impressions.

These are sometimes created by comedians doing impressions of actors in movies.

I'd do impressions of how people talked and danced, but that stopped when I was about 11."

Then for fun I started thinking about all the people who'd done impressions of Michael over the years; basically everyone!

I would do impressions that the band would laugh at.

Raucous laughs break up his conversation, and he doesn't so much tell stories as do impressions of everyone in them.

When people do impressions of a large goofy bird, I have literally no idea what is going on.

She also has an accent that she uses only to do impressions of herself.

Bateman, however, said he and Reynolds were careful not to "do impressions of one another."

The people from "Forbidden Broadway" asked her if she did impressions.

"But now John was trying to do impressions of a gang banger.

I used to do impressions and my granny, I suppose, was the first.

Clay was doing impressions and entertaining his family in his living room by age 5.

Instead, the weather is doing impressions of itself.

At the talent shows, he would tell jokes about kids in school, tease the teachers, do impressions of the principal.