Sentence examples for emulate after from inspiring English sources

The Irish Rugby Football Union and its four provinces have been developing contacts in the business world to help narrow the financial gap, something the four Welsh regions are looking to emulate after signing a service agreement with the Welsh Rugby Union.

Road race gold medallist Cooke says there were no examples for her to emulate after the 2008 Games.

In Cherouvim's opinion, not much separates his programmable plastic sculptures from the civil servants they emulate, after all.

He was made cardinal in 1681 by Pope Innocent XI, whose pontificate Pignatelli emulated after being elected pope on July 12 , 1691 as Innocent XII.

(He said he was just trying to emulate George W. Bush after 9/11. The loopy Rep. Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann (Minn).

This isn't all a setup for one of those gauzy laments about how "our politics have never been meaner" or how "we've lost our civility as a society" and it would all be so much better if our leaders could just emulate the oft-invoked after-hours salons of Ronald Reagan and Tip O'Neill (a tradition way overstated).

Last week, interviewing Trump for Bloomberg Television, Stephanie Ruhle set him off by asking how, in reassuring the public after a catastrophe, he might emulate George W. Bush's appearances after September 11th, or Obama's after Sandy Hook.

Despite some nervy defending in the early stages, the Japanese were on course to emulate that result after 12 minutes at Wembley thanks to a stunning strike from Otsu.

Perhaps he can emulate his hero, James Bond, after all.

"I'm trying to emulate him," Snedeker said after his six-under-par second-round 64.

And he intends to be a key element in pre-season title favourites Warwickshire's bid to emulate their 2012 success after snubbing a call up from New Zealand.