Sentence examples for emulate successes from inspiring English sources

Some of its initiatives have tried to emulate successes elsewhere in Europe, and rectify past British mistakes.

To separate himself from the crowd, he set out to reinvent himself, consciously emulating successes like Titian, Claude and Poussin to arrive at his own style.

Emulating success is hard - learning from the mistakes of others is a better way to go.

To what extent Chiranjeevi can emulate their successes is unclear.

Thousands of events are held across the world to celebrate achievements of women, and inspire others to emulate their successes.

High: For those looking to emulate your successes, what might you suggest?

"With the Championship promising to be as keenly contested as ever, you feel that Powell will need some fresh blood to emulate the successes of last season".

That means 13 medallists from both England and Scotland, two from Wales and one from Northern Ireland will not get the chance to emulate their successes.

Other countries sought to emulate their success.

"We need to emulate that success".

Now the remaining Polmoses are looking to emulate that success.