Sentence examples for entirely overtake from inspiring English sources

Climate scientists have projected that rising ocean levels could entirely overtake the islands by the end of the century if we don't drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions worldwide.

Or will something else entirely overtake both of them?

Has your medical career been entirely overtaken by being a media doctor?

Last week's euphoria over a quick start to the invasion of Iraq has now been almost entirely overtaken by gloom.

Dr. Jordan said that evidence was mounting that a non-native species of phragmites had all but entirely overtaken a less aggressive native variety.

They had won the annual readers' poll because the contest had been entirely overtaken by high-school-age voters who used their experience manipulating the charts of MTV's "Total Request Live" to hijack this organ of rock's establishment.

Pain and discomfort completely overtook my life.

It can overtake lives entirely.

I didn't have a particular agenda in writing the stories, the last of which ran in yesterday's magazine, though I was aware as the weeks passed of themes emerging: children and childhood; family and marriage; and the baffling passage of time wherein adulthood has not just snuck up on you but overtaken you entirely.

Whether or not Windows Phone will eventually overtake iOS is another question entirely.

It's expected that in 2015, mobile device searches will overtake searches on desktop computers entirely.