Sentence examples for emulate the example from inspiring English sources

So, will other schools emulate the example of Abbotsholme?

To break this encirclement, he had called on revolutionaries to form Communist parties that would emulate the example of the Bolshevik Revolution in all countries.

He even trained to be a lay preacher, and though he later rejected organized religion, he remained profoundly spiritual, at times suffering deep psychological distress over his failure to emulate the example of Jesus.

We call upon President Obama to emulate the example of President Jefferson and lead the world to defeat the Somali pirates and make the seas in the Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean safe for international navigation.

During the Thursday meeting, Mr. Blix appealed publicly to Iraq to emulate the example of South Africa, which voluntarily disclosed and destroyed its nuclear weapons program in the early 1990's.

Saddam Hussein has set an example of defiance, especially against the first President Bush, that other Arab leaders cannot and should not emulate; the example leads only to empty gestures and developmental stagnation, both of which the Arab nations have had enough of already.

Organisations founded in the United States and in Japan emulated the example of London's India House.

At least five people have set themselves on fire in public to grab authorities' attention, emulating the example that set off Tunisia's revolutionary fervor, graduate student Mohamed Bouazizi, who like many across the Arab region faced an uncertain future and poor job prospects.

Romanian environmentalists hope to emulate the Bulgarian example.

Perhaps the owners of these buildings could be inspired to emulate the footballers' example.

Britain's attempt to emulate the American example has also led to an epidemic of freeloading.