Sentence examples for before being supplanted from inspiring English sources

Wakefield's pecan rolls, Boston cream pie, and Indian pudding were enormously popular before being supplanted by the Toll House cookie.

He sat atop the world rankings for 281 consecutive weeks before being supplanted by Westwood, an Englishman, this fall.

237 Successive weeks that Roger Federer was ranked as the world No1 before being supplanted by Rafael Nadal.

He says that Quebec's main nationalist parties tend to last a generation before being supplanted by another with a different vision.

Most rappers would be lucky to have an album or two in the Top 10 before being supplanted by younger, brasher competition.

So, just as the East End's artistic community continues to enjoy an unusually long life -- artists' colonies typically thrive for a decade or two before being supplanted by some other place with famous residents and good light -- the Parrish itself can grow to thrive, Ms. Kramer said.

The old audiences are being supplanted, too.

Flesh and blood is being supplanted by pixels and soundbytes.

Throughout the western United States, native perennial grasses are being supplanted by aggressive non-native annuals.

He added that he had learned from personal experience in buying a Betamax video player decades ago, before it was supplanted by VHS.

In the late sixties, a liquor store finally came to the island, and it wasn't long before liquor was supplanted by marijuana and hashish, as it was in small communities all over the Maritimes.