Sentence examples for some eclipse from inspiring English sources

The assets of some Eclipse funds have been cut by nearly 80percentt.

Art of Drawing "For some years the fine art of draftsmanship has suffered some eclipse because learning the craft of figure drawing has been only casually addressed and even discredited by some," says Deane G. Keller, whose work may be seen in an exhibition called "Go Figure" today through next Sunday at the Lyme Art Association's Centennial Exhibition in Old Lyme.

But worry not, she's getting some Eclipse gum.

While most patients who ignored official advice and looked at the sun with their naked eyes were reassured by doctors that they had done no real harm, some eclipse-watchers have suffered permanent damage to their retinas.

After removing these false events, we checked all light curves of flare candidates by eye and removed non-flare events, since our flare detection method misidentified some eclipses or light curve jumps as flares.

However, some eclipses can only be seen as a partial eclipse, because the umbra passes above the Earth's polar regions and never intersects Earth's surface.

That a lifetime of such important work has been, to some, eclipsed by a handful of critical opinions about such dominant media powers is repulsive.

This is very important because some eclipses are very minor, and a fuzzy image will not be enjoyable.

Over the course of adolescence, peer groups become increasingly important and in some cases eclipse parental influences.

The report offers a reminder that the weather-related catastrophes of 2011 in some ways eclipse those we have seen this year.

This asymmetry is extended into other sections as the dancers look up, elbow raised as if to shield themselves from some terrible eclipse.