Sentence examples for emulate on from inspiring English sources

Though it would be hard to channel the woman who popularized cropped black pants, sheath dresses and French twists, there is no one better to emulate on the most romantic day of the year than Audrey Hepburn.

"For the Mecca of basketball not to have something to emulate on a daily basis in a positive way is disturbing to me".

But no one was more creative with epithets than Shakespeare, and it is his literary style that children will emulate on Sunday at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Shakespeare Celebration.

Guus Hiddink has never lost a game in the FA Cup and with Scunthorpe aiming to emulate on Sunday afternoon what Bradford so memorably and humiliatingly achieved in last season's fourth round by beating Chelsea at Stamford Bridge he has no intention of starting now.

But the Californian hedonists, namely Brian Wilson, were obsessed by Spector and the "Wall of Sound" technique, which they tried to reproduce and emulate on their mythical album Pet Sounds a true landmark in the history of pop music.

Before you comment below, there are no hard rules on how to tweet, but there are certainly best practices -- and I intend to showcase 10 people and organizations you should emulate on the social networking site.

To emulate on-demand manipulation of bio-objects in technological applications, we examine a full-step manipulation process of micro-objects, which consists of generating bubbles and sorting/capturing/carrying/releasing of desired micro-objects under optothermal and acoustical actuation.

Although the new study, being released Monday, did not reach any fresh conclusions about how audiences might be affected by the cinematic mixture of risky conduct, its authors reiterated that earlier investigations had shown that some consumers could and did emulate on-screen behavior.

In a move worth emulating on high-traffic hiking trails in America, mountain bikers are segregated onto a designated trail, marked, "Please no pedestrians".

Its digital control system is now being emulated on other stressed rivers, including the Talimu in Xinjiang, the Hei in Qinghai, and the Dong in Guangdong.

Harken also pulled a trick that would be emulated on a larger scale by Enron: In effect it borrowed money to pay its bills, while using loopholes in accounting rules to conceal the resulting debt.