emulously in a sentence

adv.

Definition

Emulously (adverb): in a manner that shows a strong desire to equal or surpass someone else's achievements or success.

She emulously pursued her older sister's achievements, eager to carve out her own path.
The team worked emulously, motivated by the success of their rivals in the last championship.
He spoke emulously of his mentor, striving to replicate the wisdom and skills he had inherited.
The students emulously engaged in discussions, each one hoping to outshine the others with their insights.
In her emulous spirit, she dedicated countless hours to perfecting her craft, inspired by the great artists before her.