Sentence examples for was to emulate from inspiring English sources
The idea was to emulate Wakefield's go-to pitch.
Murray's task was to emulate Djokovic, quite an ask.
Their hope was to emulate "the genericity of human 'hardware,' " they write in the new paper.
The idea, I recall, was to emulate the residential buildings of Central Park West.
Baybars's ambition was to emulate Saladin, the founder of the Ayyūbid dynasty, in the holy war against the crusaders in Syria.
Their ambition was to emulate the wealthy, discreet European money havens of Luxembourg and Switzerland, thus securing a comfortable way of life for their people.
The simplest way to change the system is to emulate New York City.
The best approach, says Mr Westin, is to emulate the "locators" used by American police.
Usually, the aim is to emulate the design smarts of the latest racers.
The point is to emulate not restaurant kitchens but country ones.
The solution, he says, is to emulate kids and other "Unracers" — people who bike for fun and not profit.
