Sentence examples for Once overtaken from inspiring English sources

Once overtaken by houses, roads, septic systems and fertilizer-laden lawns, supporters of protection said, the land would contribute to water degradation rather than protect water quality.

I think that's the problem.' And for the man who once overtook Graham Hill, it may prove impossible to put behind him.

He recalled thinking: 'I've found a world where they don't know about Oswald Mosley.' The highlight of his career was once overtaking Graham Hill in a dangerous manoeuvre (this was at a time when driver fatalities were commonplace).

The British number one also led in the second but was once again overtaken.

In 1997 German installed capacity surpassed the U.S. and led until once again overtaken by the U.S. in 2008.

When one of the children needs a teeth cleaning, they all go in at once and overtake the dentist's office.

Three laps later, Kurt fell one more position to sixth once Newman overtook him.

Many of these apps seem to work well, but they may be overtaken once the aforementioned "trusted names" start establishing a larger presence.

Any useful functions they may have once performed were overtaken by federal laws and regulations decades ago.

In wild-type embryos, the lateral ectodermal cells stopped their ventral movement once they were overtaken by the anterior progression of the amniotic fold, they turned anteriorly and came to a standstill shortly afterwards (Fig. 4D).

After the humiliation of il sorpasso, Britain's GDP per head has once more overtaken not just Italy's, but also France's and Germany's.