Sentence examples for have to emulate from inspiring English sources

Many of us are going to have to emulate them.

You have to emulate the emotion that was the original source of the lines".

Alan Mulally is convinced that military aerospace will have to emulate its commercial cousin.

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

In one regard, though, Mr. Obama's Washington will have to emulate China.

"They'll have to bowl much better - everyone will have to emulate Flintoff and Swann's example.

"I thought I had to emulate the men around me.

Korea, Japan and the other Asians are scrambling to avoid having to emulate the U.S. system.

Instead, Mr. Esparza found himself having to emulate Mr. Cumming -- the original M.C. -- yet distinguish himself from him.

Before Apple began the switch to Intel chips in 2006, running Windows on Macs was a horrible experience with PowerPC chips having to emulate another chip entirely.

This means that, in the case of breast cancer, the gel can't just emulate human tissue, it has to emulate human breast tissue.