Sentence examples for will have emulated from inspiring English sources

Incidentally if Pakistan win then Australia will have emulated England and gone out at the group stage.

They will be delighted to have emulated the feat having gone close twice since - in 2006 and 2012 - on the latter occasion losing to Zambia, who were then coached by current Ivory Coast coach Herve Renard.

Mr Bush might have emulated him.

Few other countries have emulated Sweden in providing this guarantee.

Rivals have emulated his ornate, ivory-laden designs.

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

Alan Mulally is convinced that military aerospace will have to emulate its commercial cousin.

In one regard, though, Mr. Obama's Washington will have to emulate China.

"They'll have to bowl much better - everyone will have to emulate Flintoff and Swann's example.

But it does mean that, if self-proclaimed progressives are to master events rather than be mastered, they will have to emulate the imagination and intellectual toughness of the Edwardian progressives – and their republican predecessors in the 17th and 18th centuries.

No one doubts his ability to devastate defences with his fast feet and explosive power but now he will have to to emulate his impressive start to international rugby on the game's biggest stage, as expectant All Black fans are already comparing him to his childhood idol Christian Cullen.