Sentence examples for emulating the achievement from inspiring English sources

And it is no longer absurd to see Ms Le Pen emulating the achievement in April 2002 of her father, Jean-Marie, by getting into the second round of the 2017 presidential election.This is not a one-off success: Ms Le Pen's strength has been growing for some time.

Emulating the achievement of compatriot Sir Bradley Wiggins, he took the title by over four minutes and wore the yellow jersey from stage eight onwards.

So Roy Carroll, Carlos Cuellar, Lee McCulloch and Jean-Claude Darcheville will be tasked with emulating the achievements of Andy Goram, Richard Gough, Brian Laudrup and Mark Hately.

He's No Nicklaus Greg Norman, 46, had hoped to emulate the achievement of Jack Nicklaus, who won the Masters at age 46.

The world No 12 has performed well on grass in the past and would love nothing better than to emulate the achievement of his boyhood idol.

Cook hopes to emulate the achievement of his predecessor, John Sheridan, with a brand of football any curious neutrals watching at Wembley or at home on television will enjoy.

Spurs and Mills's Australian team-mate, Aron Baynes, says "Patty embraces being a role model," and his desire to emulate the achievement of Cathy Freeman's gold-medal-winning 400m sprint drove Mills onwards.

Domenech was in typically enigmatic mood at the pre-match press conference here in Cape Town, as he began his final weeks in the job, hoping to emulate the achievement of 2006 when he guided Les Bleus to the final, where they lost on penalties to Italy.

England's women emulated the achievement of their male team-mates by winning gold in the gymnastics team final at the Commonwealth Games.

With due respect to the Wales team of 1976 - who reached the European Championship quarter-finals, played under a different format - Welsh football has waited since for a team to emulate the achievement of Charles, Jones and Allchurch.

Hamburg are the German Nottingham Forest... though on the relegation front, it might take them 20 years to emulate the achievements of their English equivalent.