Sentence examples for all overtaken from inspiring English sources

In the last several months, uncertainties over health risks posed by bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), genetically modified crops, the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine, and depleted uranium armaments have dominated in the newspapers--issues all overtaken by the grim vigil on the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.

Australia's Adam Scott, Sweden's Henrik Stenson and Americans Bubba Watson and Matt Kuchar could all overtake Woods, who is recovering from back surgery.

Since then, amid a general loosening of the control of the state, radical Islam has moved into the mosques and an overexcited free-for-all has overtaken the internet and social media now that censorship has ended.

What is also apparent is that with all the overtaking now possible (though not at Monaco), pole position per se is not as vital as it was.

By the time it became the highest-grossing animated movie of all-time (overtaking Toy Story 3) at the end of March it was a generational touchstone.

Yes, it has overtaken all those professional cameras, all the point-and-shoots, etc.

But by the end of her life, the dislike of baking, or indeed of any involuntary domestic chore, had overtaken all the rest.

It was the first time the Front National (FN) had overtaken all the traditional parties in a national vote, coming top with a quarter of the ballots.

The default plan, it would seem, is the same one that has overtaken all the other yard shows of the Deep South, Dr. Hanna said, "Unless someone steps forward to embrace the care of it, it will return to the earth".

Even Thailand, mired in political turmoil, grew by 9.1% in the second quarter.The dream is that this gilded future is now insulated from rich-world downturns: that China now having, after all, officially overtaken Japan as the world's second-largest economy can drive growth for the whole region.

These ideas have all but overtaken the apartment.