Sentence examples for cede turf from inspiring English sources
The march underscored that the downtrodden were not going to cede turf to the more secular, more Westernized coalition of Christians, Sunni Muslims and Druze who have been marching weekly since Mr. Hariri died.
Painting cedes turf to technology in a trio of shows.
The winter is slowly ceding turf to April.
Given its outstanding investment in mapping technology and the significant stake in advertising revenue, Google is unlikely to cede its turf in mapping easily.
Clinton allies aren't keen to cede this turf, however, arguing that on matters of substance as opposed to timing, her record surpasses his.
Not surprisingly, the oil companies are not ceding any turf.
Driven by the need for advanced technology and capital they cannot raise on their own, national oil companies in many countries are ceding some turf to the Western companies they once struggled to replace.
Psychiatry didn't want to cede any more turf.
Critics have said that, in a crowded field, "Entertainment Tonight" has grown sensationalistic, and has ceded its old turf -- straight entertainment reporting -- to "Access Hollywood".
