Sentence examples for once supplanted from inspiring English sources

Technology will render many clerical tasks obsolete just as machines once supplanted agricultural, artisanal and manual jobs.

The first published illustrations of Uxmal, the work of Frederick Waldeck (1838), contributed little to knowledge of the ruins; they are fanciful and restored and were almost at once supplanted by the marvelous descriptions and illustrations of John Lloyd Stephens and Frederick Catherwood.

Just as he once supplanted him in the Disney film and music universe, Nick Jonas is now set to take the heart throb baton from Zac Efron on stage, too.

Just as baseball thrived in the golden age of radio and the NFL boomed once television supplanted it, soccer has flourished in the United States because the Internet has empowered Americans to connect consistently to the story lines of the global game in real time.

As local politics once again supplant the national debate about international connectivity, UK business has responded furiously to a further delay in assigning a new runway for London.

The reply 3... c5, once almost entirely supplanted by 3... Bf5, is now seen sporadically.

Ossified Blu-Tack stuck on your bedroom wall where those Bay City Roller posters once hung, rudely supplanted by the nascent couture of Siouxsie, Sid Vicious and John Travolta.

But of course it does and if we need evidence of this we do not have to consider how swiftly the silent tears of White Hart Lane will be supplanted once more by the old raucous enmity.

Keating was the sitting Prime Minister, who had from within the Cabinet supplanted a once overwhelmingly popular Bob Hawke two years earlier.

Not because of fears about disease, but because the authority they once connoted has been supplanted by anxiety.

The pastels he once drew have been supplanted by mature, moody oils of figures in the landscape, influenced by Alfred Munnings and the Newlyn School, and Kieron uses a palette knife and smart techniques such as scoring winter branches with a cocktail stick on his oils.