Sentence examples for trying to emulate the from inspiring English sources

The email reads like a comedy monologue that's trying to emulate the most hyperbolic sorority bitch-voice imaginable.

Other colleges are now trying to emulate the program.

They thought, after all, that they were trying to emulate the West.

"All we are," Wilpon said, "is the little guy in Queens trying to emulate the Yankees".

Whenever she tries to behave as a human being she is accused of trying to emulate the male".

Maple Securities was not trying to emulate "The Apprentice," and I wouldn't suggest that anyone except TV producers do so.

Advocates for children are now trying to emulate the success of AIDS advocates in winning more federal money.

After Florida State rushed for 300 yards against the Hurricanes, they braced for teams trying to emulate the Seminoles.

There is the age-old problem of young adults (teenagers) trying to emulate the adults around them.

Some campaigners are therefore trying to emulate the earlier demand-reduction campaign.Special report All creatures great and small Dead as the moa What's the use?

His spending in over a decade of trying to emulate the presidency of his father, Angelo Moratti, came close to $500 million.