Sentence examples for emulating in from inspiring English sources

She had always loved singing – emulating, in particular, French stars like Sheila, Sylvie Vartan and Dalida, plus Nana Mouskouri.

And yet it is true: It is hard to imagine Americans emulating, in reverse, those peasants from Sichuan Province in China who came and made restaurants in middle-of-nowhere American towns.

The idea is to build an institution for jazz here: a bold, visible, concert-producing entity emulating, in some ways, what New York has with Jazz at Lincoln Center.

During that period I received thousands of letters from anxious parents nationwide, imploring me to advise young viewers to stop emulating in their schoolyards and elsewhere what they saw on TV.

So, to call K-HOLE fan fiction would be wrong — because it isn't satirical or fake — but the gesture at first was in the spirit of fan fiction, in that we thought trend forecasting was worth emulating in a different format.

Despite the brittle rhythmic ingenuity Timbaland adds to many of the productions, and the knowledgeable fondness for a lushly elaborated groove that Mr. Timberlake brings to the studio as writer and producer, it's usually all too clear which of his three models Mr. Timberlake is emulating in any given song; his newest song, "Take Back the Night," is clearly a Jackson homage.

This stresses the importance of experimental design in attempts to emulate in-reactor conditions.

The amplifier emulates in-plane deformation of a specific honeycomb having bow-tie-type reentrant cells.

But it is emulated in elevated circles.

It's what I emulated in "Phantasm" in some ways.

Nowadays, the Chinese find little to emulate in Russia.