Sentence examples for be unseated by from inspiring English sources

Terry Wogan is unlikely to be unseated by Chris Evans or Jonathan Ross in the immediate future.

Other Tory MPs will privately confess that they have not properly voiced their conviction that Brexit is a folly, for fear that they will be unseated by angry activists.

Not only did it make a true star of DiCaprio, becoming his dreamiest, highest-grossing release to date (soon to be unseated by "Titanic," obviously), but "Romeo + Juliet" also boasted a stellar mixtape soundtrack featuring Garbage, Everclear and The Cardigans.

He is famous for resisting misfortune and looks unlikely to be unseated by this scandal.

It is unusual for board members to be unseated by a shareholder vote.

He would become the only president to be unseated by his own vice president.

were unseated by candidates of the district's majority party.

He was unseated by Paul Penzone, a veteran police officer who promised to be tough on crime without racially profiling people or violating their constitutional rights.

After reaching the final in New York, Ferrero became the 21st man to reach the No. 1 spot in the ATP rankings, a perch which he would hold for eight weeks before being unseated by Roddick.

The assemblyman was Adam Clayton Powell IV, whose father, the Rev. Adam Clayton Powell Jr., represented Harlem in Congress for three decades and was so popular that he survived a corruption scandal before being unseated by Charles B. Rangel, now the dean of New York's delegation.

And just as they appeared to have got their Heineken Cup quarter-final exit at the hands of Toulouse out of their system, all the bad habits returned as an Ulster side, with many of their regulars rested or on the replacements bench, were allowed to get back into the saddle after being unseated by half-time.