Sentence examples for began eclipsed from inspiring English sources

Sotnikova, who few had expected to be among the medals before the competition began, eclipsed overwhelming favourite Kim, who led after the first round, despite the defending champion producing a stirring performance that many viewers had deemed to be enough.

What is more, Singer began eclipsing all the Yiddish writers that Howe was laboring to promote, and his appeal was built not on what Howe prized in that literature, the moral and social values of secular Yiddish culture, but on something stranger, pre-rational, and at the same time more starkly modern.

Then, in 1985, Charon and Pluto began eclipsing each other.

The rapid transformations that have been underway since the new century began eclipse those stemming from the social and economic impact of post-World War II, as well as from the social-cultural upheaval of the '60s.

The renewed interest in hotel development comes when industry revenue and room rates have begun eclipsing pre-recession highs and occupancies are on the upswing.

Almost immediately, Jobs began to eclipse Amelio within Apple.

It's hard to say when our differences began to eclipse what we had in common.

Still, with his annual income less than $18,000 and with his savings gone, his expenses began to eclipse his resources.

As his books achieved varying levels of success, Mailer the public figure began to eclipse Mailer the writer.

Potkay also shows how, beginning in the realm of literature, the fashion of polite style began to eclipse that of political eloquence.

By 1966, the rival leagues had agreed to merge and, with the Packers in ascendance, pro football began to eclipse baseball as the national pastime.