Sentence examples for can ever eclipse from inspiring English sources
Although no book on the camp system can ever eclipse Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's "The Gulag Archipelago," there is surely a place for a comprehensive, popular history such as Applebaum's.
Maybe this is all we are: at the screen selector at the start of life, we are allowed to select, like, exactly three things we enjoy, and nothing else – over the next 80-odd years of passion and misery – can ever eclipse those things.
Will solar pumps ever eclipse windmills in West Texas?
I remember thinking to myself that nothing would ever eclipse that moment.
It is the largest technology buyout ever, eclipsing the $17.5 billion deal for Freescale Semiconductor in 2006.
More women directors are proffering their work in London than I can ever recall and at a level lately that has often eclipsed the men in their midst.
Nothing can ever change that.
"Can someone eclipse Facebook in terms of its hold?
We'll be doing all we can to eclipse what's gone before".
His role in the tent embassy can sometimes eclipse his many other achievements.
Can he eclipse Mark McGwire, who broke Rogers Maris's record with 70 in 1998?
