Sentence examples for and has emulated from inspiring English sources

He admired and has emulated the 19th-century landscape painters' use of layered oils and their realistic detail.

For much of this young century, Pakistan has enjoyed economic growth rates not far behind those of India, and this year Pakistan has emulated its neighbour by returning to democracy.

Bikey was sent off in Cameroon's win over Ghana in an Africa Cup of Nations semi-final for pushing a medic, missing the final as a consequence, and now Mascherano has emulated him, earning a bizarre red card for kicking a medic during Argentina's draw with Ecuador in Quito.

Zara herself seems a fresh and sonsie young woman who has emulated her mother as a world-ranking equestrian.

And it turns out that she has emulated her parents' example in another telling way, too.

The Philippines, shaped by its colonial legacy, has emulated Western lifestyles and urban architectures.

Hendry says China is an important market for the game but is surprised no one has emulated China's most successful player and world number three Ding Junhui.

Lyon has emulated Barcelona's youth academy in recruiting and nurturing players for its future.

Carlos Peralta has emulated his father's entrepreneurial skills -- and his relationships with the people who run Mexico.

With the touchy-feeliness, Mr Cameron has emulated the can-do idealism that New Labour once honed.

Meanwhile, furries aligned against him say Foxler/Miller has emulated these tricks.