Sentence examples for working to emulate from inspiring English sources

Wolf was correct in his certainty that "Blockbuster is working to emulate that arrangement with other studios".

In later years she spent her pocket money on watching international swimmers and worked to emulate their techniques.

This sort of patchwork novel structure is very fashionable at the moment, as writers work to emulate the aesthetic and commercial success of books such as David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas, Jennifer Egan's A Visit from the Goon Squad and Hari Kunzru's Gods Without Men.

Others have worked to emulate that success, such as when Ann Romney joined Pinterest.

It found a key user base in beauty schools, because students are simultaneously looking for work to emulate and need an avenue to find jobs while self-promoting.

The banks will have convenience and distribution muscle on their side, but will have to work hard to emulate the independents' superior administration and service.

Helen Hunt said she worked hard to emulate the real Cheryl, to find what makes her so compassionate: her utter lack of judgment; what, in fact, makes a surrogate different from a hooker.

However, even though Dr. King is no longer with us, he left us a legacy of courage and a philosophy of leadership that we can all work hard to emulate.

This early pratfall became a lasting symbol of his chaotic management style — and a precursor to another fiasco, Hillarycare, that Obama is also working hard not to emulate.

Yet another site is Bighugelabs.com, where users create badges, jigsaw puzzles and art work meant to emulate the styles of Andy Warhol or David Hockney.

As CO2 leakages into near surface formations appear to be very unlikely within pilot CCS projects, the aim of this work is to emulate a leakage by injecting CO2 into a near surface aquifer.