Sentence examples for immediately emulated from inspiring English sources
The prime minister's sensible enlistment of two outsiders a top policeman and an admiral to security posts last week was immediately emulated by Mr Cameron, who drafted in a former diplomatic mandarin in his own mini-reshuffle.So although conventional wisdom had it that Mr Brown would struggle to cope with "events", he did rather well in his tumultuous first 100 hours.
Versailles had been completed in 1688 in a far sterner Baroque style; Louis XIV's new palace was immediately emulated across Europe by any aristocrat or sovereign in Europe aspiring to wealth, taste, or power.
The goal, the club have previously said, is not to immediately emulate the original Cosmos' wild spending and risky-but-instant success; year-on-year growth is the key.
Heynckes – reinstated to turn the tide on the domestic front against Dortmund – immediately set about emulating Jürgen Klopp's championship side, one of the few teams to successfully copy Guardiola and Barcelona.
Asked to name an actor whose career he wished to emulate, he immediately said Sidney Poitier, citing "The Defiant Ones" as a movie that "meant something".
The public and the press were immediately suspicious of this new legal entity, and other businesses seized upon the idea and emulated it, further inflaming public sentiment.
Northern Europeans emulated them.
Biden emulated Walter Mondale.
Mr. Zuckerberg emulated that structure.
