Sentence examples for emulated all the from inspiring English sources

I've emulated all the old guys – Tennyson, Alexander Pope.

I think he emulated all the things I did on and off the court.

Alongside these ingenious, bottom-up approaches there is something government can do: wield a great British invention forged in the country's imperial zenith in the late 19th century, and since emulated all over the world.

Similarly, Barbara Ellen from The Observer felt that the look was emulating "all the Mad Max movies at once".

The result was Hancock's more ethical zoo that is emulated all over the world today.

The new law, which requires that prison inmates be counted at their homes, deserves to be emulated all across the country.

Maybe I'm being hubristic, but I feel that Miller Theater showed people that that kind of programming could be successful, and could build a new audience — not a specialist audience, but a brand new audience — and that it's being emulated all over the city.

The young Venezuelan maestro Gustavo Dudamel is an example of someone whose personal charisma and leadership has put not only his country's musical ensembles – including the Simón Bolivar Youth Orchestra of Venezuela – on the map, but its entire system of music education, which is now emulated all over the world.

"But I always had my own little style and began adding tricks to tricks". Sheckler is expected to earn a six-figure income in this, his first year as a professional, and some of his signature moves are emulated all over the world.

However, our goal is to demonstrate that this model works, so that it can be emulated all over Africa, and around the world.

Oddly, the Pollock sons – starting with the eldest, Charles, whom his kid brothers, including Jackson, emulated – all wanted to be artists.