Sentence examples for would have emulated from inspiring English sources

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

Perhaps she realised that if she had produced such a round three hours earlier, she would have emulated her father and been part of a gold medal-winning British team.

For some reason, the wild-hearted mobs stopped just short of an invisible drawbridge to my west LA district, but had they poured across La Cienega Boulevard, I'm not certain I wouldn't have emulated my Korean American neighbours.

And of course, who is to say Pele or Maradona would not have emulated Messi's feat had they been eligible to win the Ballon d'Or?

Sure, I could have emulated it (right in my browser, even!), but I'd never found the time.

Several other young men have emulated his suicide, triggering acts of civil disobedience, strikes and violent clashes that would have been unthinkable just two months ago in Iran, Morocco, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Yemen.

Mr Bush might have emulated him.

While we have emulated usual practice in the estimations of price elasticity with cross-section data [ 31, 32], time-series data would be more useful.

There's no question that in recent years these restrictions meant fewer opportunities for bankers to come up with clever ideas than would have been available if Canada had emulated America's deregulatory zeal.

If any other country wanted to do half so well, they would have to emulate American-style capitalism.

There is a chance that the Tories' first budget in government would have to emulate Margaret Thatcher's infamous one of 1981, which raised taxes during a recession.