Sentence examples for displaced him from from inspiring English sources

Relative, that is, to the three parvenus who have displaced him from the top of the UK rich list.

Striking and beautiful in its small-scale imagery, elegant and delicate in the marionette work of its five puppeteers, it is, by the acknowledgment of the show's creator, Rezo Gabriadze, a personal response to the Georgian civil war of the early 1990's, which followed the collapse of the Soviet empire and displaced him from his homeland for four years.

That vow was tested during the filming of "Little Birds," when a homeless crack addict, angry that the crew had displaced him from an abandoned motel, threatened the actresses; James was able to talk him down without taking his fists from his pockets.

Given the balance of forces both internally and externally, it is unlikely that the growing opposition to Mr. Aristide will displace him from power.

According to those insiders, Cruz had been secretly hoping that Moore's election would displace him from his unenviable position as the most vilified pariah in the upper chamber.

How typical of Edwin van der Sar that he should come on to the pitch to offer some words of encouragement to the man who has spent the last year or so trying to displace him from the team.

At times, Federer can sound nonchalant when talking about the No. 1 ranking and what it means to him, but he is serious about keeping No. 2 Rafael Nadal from displacing him from the spot he has held since Feb. 2, 2004.

Frost played Santa with panache and confidence in the Doctor Who thing – though, even as Santa, all bearded, I can never quite displace him from his part in Shaun of the Dead, perpetually apologising to Simon Pegg with wildly varying sincerity for his noxious odours.

Tsipras has not revealed his intentions and does not appear willing to play ball with Greece's creditors, renouncing a priori that the European forces want to impose a "government of the willing" in an attempt to displace him from power.

Discontent with Richard's actions manifested itself in the summer after he took control of the country, as a conspiracy emerged to displace him from the throne.

A proven enemy of the Nevilles, Exeter bore a grudge particularly against Warwick for displacing him from his hereditary role of Lord High Admiral in 1457.