Sentence examples for have emulated the from inspiring English sources

In another respect, too, Colonel Qaddafi appeared to have emulated the former Iraqi leader.

The modern-day Arsenal have emulated the Invincibles in another respect.

Many have emulated the fossil fuel intensive model of developed nations, but Rebekah believes that this is not necessarily the only way.

They have emulated the grand slam feat of Wales teams in the 1970s, and having conquered Europe, their coach Warren Gatland is gazing towards the southern hemisphere.

But Mr. Biederman, who runs three of the city's most prominent business improvement districts, may have emulated the Mayor's desire for control a bit too intently.

The thought that keeps nagging at me is this: If you look at Bishop Olmsted and Sister Margaret as the protagonists in this battle, one of them truly seems to me to have emulated the life of Jesus.

With the touchy-feeliness, Mr Cameron has emulated the can-do idealism that New Labour once honed.

From earliest times, Turkish poets had emulated the classical Persian romantic mas̄navīs, sometimes surpassing their models in expressiveness.

He admired and has emulated the 19th-century landscape painters' use of layered oils and their realistic detail.

All week he had emulated the Patriots' Michael Bishop, the young quarterback who can run option plays and who has more speed than Drew Bledsoe.

She has emulated the success of rival TUI Travel by offering holidaymakers packages at hotels not available elsewhere, and has added new winter destinations such as Barbados and Antigua.