Sentence examples for finally supplanted from inspiring English sources

Kandinsky loved the circle so much that it finally supplanted in his visual imagination the primacy long claimed by an emblem of his Russian boyhood, the horse.

He should not have tolerated a chancellor who sabotaged him from within, generating an internecine struggle for dominance that began on day one and did not cease until Gordon Brown finally supplanted him.

The Rolex Submariner was the one that was emphasized, and so the one that caught on as the rugged action man's watch, though it was finally supplanted in the '90s in Bond films by the equally promoted Omega Seamaster.

Meanwhile, entrepreneurial speculation was finally supplanting aristocratic patronage as the economic base for concert activity.

And together, the companies believe they can finally supplant WebMD as the most trafficked site in that space.

The Mets steadily led the NL East (finally supplanting the decade-long division champions, the Atlanta Braves), while the Phillies maintained pace as a wild card contender until the very end of the season.

At first sanctioned, or even supported, by such figures as Defense Minister Gustav Noske and General Paul von Hindenburg, the Freikorps finally came to be viewed as a nuisance and a threat, and their activities were eventually supplanted by regular army and police work or assumed by the new units of the Nazis and other political parties.

The antitrust case against Google has been going on for years already in different forms, and now it looks unlikely to end anytime soon (or may end only when Google has finally been supplanted by another dominant player, as happened with Microsoft years ago).

It's tempting to think that Friedkin's better angels too were finally beginning to supplant his more destructive side.

When we consider that the industry employs relatively few people, it might finally be the case that technology has supplanted banking as the highest per capita power industry on the planet.

The makers of "Fire," which opens today in Manhattan and Los Angeles, have supplanted individuality with a stylized volatility that is, finally, about showmanship.