Sentence examples for from the eclipse from inspiring English sources
The reformers are still reeling from the eclipse of their figurehead, the former president, Muhammad Khatami.
The first televised debate in the battle for the Republican presidential nomination commences on Thursday when a bewilderingly large field of candidates jostle for a spotlight free from the eclipse of one man: Donald Trump.
The persistent losers are social democratic parties, from the eclipse of Pasok in Greece and Spain's struggling socialists to Germany's once-mighty Social Democrats, reduced to a supporting act to Christian Democrat supremacy.
"I collect everything I ever wore during the Affirmed days and the gowns from the Eclipse Awards and all the memorabilia, anytime his groom would comb his mane, I would say, now let me have some hair," Wolfson, 75, said.
Because it was not possible to maintain a breed of war-horses sufficiently powerful to sustain mounted shock action, the horse was restricted to a subsidiary role in warfare from the eclipse of the chariot in the middle of the 2nd millennium bc until the rise of the horse archer in the 4th century ad.
The results were compared for compensated and uncompensated plans generated from the Eclipse treatment planning system.
[The Arc is] a different trip and a different race [from the Eclipse].
Also from Casabella, the Eclipse is made from a composite of soda bottles and other recycled plastics.
From Pittsburgh, the eclipse will last 29 minutes from the time of local sunrise (6:51 a.m. EST), with about 29percentt of the sun's diameter darkened when it first emerges from above the horizon.
A primary school in Cardiff has already announced plans to ban pupils from watching the eclipse due to health and safety concerns, according to WalesOnline.
But the voters shut out Behrens from even the Eclipse Award for older horses, a title bestowed on Victory Gallop, who had beaten Behrens by a nose in their duel in the Whitney at Saratoga in August.
