Sentence examples for emulating some of from inspiring English sources

25 min: Nice move by Angola - emulating some of Sudan's decent recent passing - but it all petered out when Flavio failed to control the ball, letting it run of play near the corner flag.

The departure of Mr. Kosner did nothing to damp speculation, outside its newsroom and within it, that Mr. Zuckerman was considering making a more concerted run at The Post by emulating some of The Post's strengths: gossip and celebrity news and an irreverent tone.

If this is indeed the case, Twitter is once again emulating some of the functionality third-party sites are building on top of Twitter.

Many such sequences have been documented in studies of infant development, so we intend to bootstrap cognitive structures in robots by emulating some of these growth processes that bear an essential resemblance to the human morphology.

Amiga Power – a monthly magazine for Amiga fans – awarded Flair Software's attempt at emulating some of that Street Fighter magic a whopping 3percentt.

Amiga Power – a monthly magazine for Amiga fans – awarded Flair Software's attempt at emulating some of that Street Fighter magic a whopping 3percentt.

sets, to emulate some of Sloan's offense.

He believes it will eventually have to emulate some of the fast-fashion expertise of Zara.

But this week, Mr Cameron has also emulated some of Disraeli's strategic daring.

I hope Spacey can emulate some of that - with his own sensibility, of course".

"The idea arose from a wish to emulate some of the stimulating results of other festivals.