Sentence examples for having emulated from inspiring English sources

One of those is now champion two-year-old elect, having emulated his sire to extend Bolger's astonishing Dewhurst record to five wins in seven years.

Mr Bush might have emulated him.

Few other countries have emulated Sweden in providing this guarantee.

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

Great teachers down the centuries have emulated this practice.

Lyon has emulated Barcelona's youth academy in recruiting and nurturing players for its future.

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

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

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

Many other countries, especially in the Commonwealth, have emulated that model.

"I think she would have emulated her but been angry at her," Ms. Parkinson said.