Sentence examples for eclipses from inspiring English sources

We have nothing in France to equal such things, nothing to be compared to the port of London, which eclipses anything of the sort in Bordeaux, Le Havre or Marseilles.

But it is the economy that eclipses all other political issues in the Republic of Ireland between now and when the country takes time out to party when its national soccer team arrive in Poland for the European Championships.

The European Cup inevitably eclipses all else and as Jorge Valdano puts it: "For Real Madrid the only summit is the European Cup".

But in reality Africa eclipses both.

When S1m0ne's cool beauty and mysterious aloofness drive audiences wild, she quickly eclipses her unhappy creator.

Capital is mobile across borders, and the gifts of nature count for little now that manufacturing eclipses agriculture in world trade.

"In other words, eclipses are bad days for buying stocks".

Since the current pattern of eclipses implies that 40% of the photographs (ie, 16 of them) should have shown the star in eclipse, that suggests things have changed significantly in a few decades.In this section The next big wave Plumbing the depths Period piece A nod and a wink ReprintsExactly what has changed is not clear, at least at the moment.

And its array of gay-themed or gay-friendly venues comfortably eclipses the offerings in other Latin American capitals.

It may be the year that China's services sector officially eclipses industry.

Like other ancient civilisations, China has traditionally seen eclipses as ominous.