Sentence examples for we could emulate from inspiring English sources

On a more flippant note, maybe we could emulate the gay movement and their liberation.

We could emulate the success of that protest; some people on Cairo's streets copied the same French slogan, "Dégage, Mubarak".

Also, the editor who ran that training program I was a part of, Richard Kipling, was always pointing to examples of great writers we could emulate.

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Although legislators in this country are averse to anything related to quotas, we could emulate countries like Spain, Austria and Germany, where political parties have created internal benchmarks to ensure that more women run for office.

It is not very likely that we could emulate that in captivity.

When considering a student's poem about her soul-destroying job at Staples, say, the other students and I might suggest some cuts, or modified lineation, or we might point the poet to some established author whom she could emulate.

"Nobody could emulate what he did.

Perhaps historians in the Balkans could emulate such a commission.

It could emulate a woodpecker, headbutting a telephone pole.

No other royal would, or could, emulate her style.