Sentence examples for eclipse that of from inspiring English sources

The role, first essayed by Kathleen Turner with a commanding deadpan languor that edged into camp, was recently taken over by the ex-model (and ex-wife of Mick Jagger) Jerry Hall, with the attendant press coverage threatening to eclipse that of that really older woman, the Queen Mother, on her centennial.

But before long, Blip.fm's traffic began to eclipse that of Fuzz's main site, which provides an altogether different service for bands that want to cultivate their fan base.

USA Today's Christine Brennan has been telling BBC Radio 5 live sports extra that Jordan Spieth's profile in his home country will never eclipse that of fellow Americans Tiger Woods or Phil Mickelson.

It isn't out of the realm of possibility that a massive structural change is occurring in the American electorate this year that has conservatives making a massive jump -- so massive as to eclipse that of 1994.

The $725 million would eclipse that of any broadcast network.

His authority at times seemed to eclipse that of President Bush.

But he approached his recruitment the same way he seemed to approach virtually everything, with a nonchalance that eclipsed that of his father.

After Naseby the army was mainly occupied in sieges, but it obtained such political power that eventually its authority eclipsed that of Parliament.

The notoriety of "Bonnie and Clyde," directed by Arthur Penn from a long-gestating script by David Newman and Robert Benton and produced by Warren Beatty, who also played Clyde, has long since eclipsed that of its real-life models.

The fact that its opening in 1997 coincided with and ultimately eclipsed that of Richard Meier's orthodox Modernist complex at the Getty Center in Los Angeles (a hometown project Gehry dearly wanted) underscored the power of avant-garde architecture.

There were also events, like the solar eclipse, that reminded us all of our common humanity.