emulate in English
lesser men trying to emulate his greatness
Use "emulate" in a sentence
1. Emulate the Savior’s Life
2. Let us emulate His example.
3. I grew up trying to emulate that.
4. Others are seeking to emulate this service.
5. Sons are traditionally expected to emulate their fathers.
6. What finer example could we strive to emulate?
7. She hopes to emulate her sister's sporting achievements.
8. So these speakers are meant to emulate that.
9. You must work hard to emulate your sister.
10. Observe what nature does and try to emulate it.
11. You must work hard to emulate your brogher's success.
12. Young had hoped to emulate the success of Douglas Wilder.
13. They hope to emulate the success of other software companies.
14. To limn their portraits, stately, beautiful, and emulate at will.
15. In our later life together, I tried to emulate her example.
16. The narrator's wish to emulate that even-heartedness was Sebastian's own.
17. He then tries to emulate this so-called late-hit position.
18. The gun industry suggests a different model for gun owners to emulate.
19. Some smaller cities now emulate the major capitals in their cultural offerings.
20. Those to whom they look up and try to emulate also shape them.
21. The building became the model of perfection that architects sought to emulate.
22. Teenagers are very sequacious and they often emulate the behavior of their idols.
23. They knew that Nkrumah enjoyed a popularity which none of them could emulate.
24. Now there was added a proclivity to emulate the scale of French colonial rule.
25. Aleron is a vampire story that all other vampire stories should try to emulate
26. If a keyboard can't be used to emulate an activity, find a different solution.
27. The organisers hope the unofficial event will emulate last weekend's annual rugby sevens tournament.
28. For the Berry family, this ancestral slave was exemplary, a model for them to emulate.
29. George was unafraid to be republican in his views and Hope sought to emulate him.
30. We were pretty much trying to emulate a lot of the early black blues sound.
31. At last, we shall discuss how to emulate the transmission model with software in HFC.
32. We could instead emulate James Joule and increase the temperature solely by doing work the water.
33. Basil did not preach on such matters; he simply set high standards for teachers to emulate.
34. Biomimicry tries to emulate nature in every aspect; in order to enhance and improve its design
35. It was built successfully but two attempts to emulate and balance it soon ran into difficulties.
36. The Organization should not emulate the private sector just because it was going through a financial crisis.
37. When he took office in 19 this was the model Clinton seemed to be trying to emulate.
38. Tools in this category usually execute a suite of tests which emulate real users against the system.
39. 'Lucan The Befouler' is a song meant to emulate the intensity of boss battles found within the game.
40. As we face life’s tests, may we ever emulate that undaunted courage epitomized by the Prophet Joseph Smith.
41. So Europe is not just an example now to emulate; it's an enemy to fight and to resist.
42. 'Lucan The Befouler' is a song meant to emulate the intensity of boss battles found within the game.
43. The Acros film simulation was designed by the Fujifilm engineers to specifically emulate their black & white film
44. Says Joy Gage: “This brother whom she had felt so obligated to emulate was no longer worth emulating.”
45. 27 He proposed opening a second restaurant in the park to emulate the success of the Beach Chalet.
46. Virtual PreVUE can emulate a system with thousands of users, PreVUE-X tests for bugs in X-Windows applications.
47. Coquet Trust is a values lead organisation and we pride ourselves that staff emulate those values at all times
48. Proponents of AC believe it is possible to construct systems (e.g., computer systems) that can emulate this NCC interoperation.
49. As a consequence, those figures became inspirational to other slaves who attempted to emulate them: the Richmond-Molyneux effect.
50. Teenagers are very sequacious and they often emulate the behavior of their idols who are sometimes negative role models.