Sentence examples for to emulate from from inspiring English sources

Austin said there was more to emulate from the team sports, starting with the outreach.

Facilitates the attainment of vicarious experience by helping us to distinguish the positive models to emulate from the negative model.

The walls of the room were decorated with pictures of architectural structures that the students might seek to emulate, from the Empire State Building to the Taj Mahal.

Yahoo believes that face-to-face interaction among employees fosters a more collaborative culture — something its chief executive, Marissa Mayer, is trying to emulate from her previous workplace, Google.

It was a helping defense that the Nets tried to emulate from the videotape of the teams' first meeting this season, a 95-71 Knicks victory on Feb. 2. But the Nets on Friday night tried to do it their way at the start.

You could see she was the antidote to the good housewife, and the polar opposite of the virtuous women we were expected to emulate – from Joan of Arc to Elizabeth Fry, of whom one might well approve, but bad girls need role models too.

An ultrasonic nebulizer was used to produce virus-containing droplets from artificial saliva to emulate those from coughing and sneezing.

It's basically an homage and a love letter to home computing and technology from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, giving a visual history from this period that allows you to emulate graphics from around 40 different systems—so many that, even if you don't know them, it's fun to just try out their different looks.

The music she was seeking to emulate came from Rousseau, Proust and Hemingway.

In "Wild Cursive" Mr. Lin tries to emulate ideas from kuang chao, or wild calligraphy, a form that, according to the program, "frees characters from any set form and exposes the spiritual state of the writer in its expressive abstraction".

Take his message to heart – and then strive to emulate it from your own office.