Sentence examples for it has eclipsed from inspiring English sources

With all due respect to Fred Zinnemann's movie, which is a masterful achievement, it's a pity that, with its sheer ubiquitousness in our popular culture, it has eclipsed the novel -- and some sharp edges that modern readers might find revelatory.

"In just 39 days it has eclipsed the worldwide record," said Paul Dergarabedian, the president of Hollywood.com's box-office division.

Already, it has eclipsed the mid-May announcement of the firm's 15th fund, a $525 million investment pot.

Yelp's listings, ratings and reviews have become so popular in the United States that it has eclipsed Citysearch, a veteran in local content.

While many are grateful that it has attracted foreign visitors to learn about the occupation, others have been uncomfortable that it has eclipsed local Palestinian voices while garnering publicity for the Bristol-based street artist.

It did not go as planned, and it has eclipsed much of the action at the party gathering in Cleveland, where delegates on Tuesday night formally nominated Mr. Trump for president.

By the 1980s, it had eclipsed the first.

The BP spill was already thought to be the largest spill in American waters, but it was unclear whether it had eclipsed Ixtoc.

Mr. Langella's performance had not changed, but by evening's end it had eclipsed the familiar photographic image of the real man.

The committee was particularly concerned with the government's focus on encampments and planning, arguing it had eclipsed other pressing issues.

Broadway, it seems, has eclipsed Playboy as the place to make Hollywood pay attention.