Sentence examples for she supplanted from inspiring English sources

Then, Park finished 20 strokes ahead of Lewis, the player she supplanted as the world No. 1.

After she supplanted Taiwan's Yani Tseng as the world No. 1 in March, the expectations became burdensome.

As she supplanted the American Mia Hamm as the top player in the game, with three straight awards as the FIFA world women's player of the year from 2003 to 2005, so Marta has eclipsed Prinz with her five consecutive awards.

The results of congressional elections held on May 14th will be taken as a proxy vote on the presidency of Mrs Arroyo, and of the way in which she supplanted her predecessor, Joseph Estrada, in January.They may not be known for several weeks, adding to the uncertainty of an election campaign that saw more than 70 deaths.

And that's where Deborah Hopkinson situates her charming story about a talented servant girl and the officious young daughter of the family, who is not at all pleased when she hears a new baby is on the way -- and is even less pleased when she's supplanted as "mother's helper" by a stranger in a starched white apron.

Confidence in the filly grew steadily over the winter and early spring, and by late April she had supplanted Orme as Derby favourite.

While it is entirely possible that another Democratic aspirant will enter the race between now and the first presidential caucus next January, it is difficult to imagine any scenario in which he or she would supplant her as the party nominee.

If Park wins, she could supplant Stacy Lewis at No. 1 in the world.

Although she continued to produce acclaimed works like Reflections in a Golden Eye and the collection The Balad of the Sad Cafe, she began to fall out of fashion towards the end of her career, and when she died from a brain haemorrhage at the age of 50, she had been supplanted in the public imagination by other southern writers such as Harper Lee, Truman Capote and Tennessee Williams.

Her devotion to the Emperor remained firm, though she feared being supplanted.

"The modern fable is that science exposed religion as a delusion and more or less supplanted it," she writes in an essay on Darwinism.