Sentence examples for supplant both from inspiring English sources

For years, Paris had heard the rumor that as soon as Khrushchev could find time to take his eyes offhis homework and troubles in Russia, eh would supplant both men, or at least the still Stalinist Thorez, with new type young Moscow=trained Frenchmen.

Given the size of Iraq's undeveloped giants there are no technical reasons why within 10 years the country can't supplant both Iran and Russia to become the world's No. 2 oil producer after Saudi Arabia.

NBC's "Parenthood" has supplanted both "Brothers & Sisters" and "Desperate Housewives" as the gold standard of parental agony, though it has some competition from a new ABC comedy, "Suburgatory".

Although gridiron football had largely supplanted both association football and rugby in the United States by late in the 19th century, rugby enjoyed a revival from 1905 on the Pacific Coast after gridiron football was banned there in the aftermath of a public furor over violence and player deaths and injuries.

The band released its first album in 1998, when Beyoncé was sixteen, and sold upward of sixty million records over the next decade, supplanting both Salt-N-Pepa and SWV as the go-to black-girl group, partly because it wasn't so black.

NY 9N was extended south to Lake George, supplanting both NY 47 and NY 195.

Twenty minutes before the visit of First Division Rotherham kicked off, Sukur met the press; less than 40 minutes later, Dwight Yorke and Andy Cole, the players he will be looking to supplant, were both on the scoresheet and the game was effectively over.

Hunky Dory (1971) found Visconti, Bowie's producer and bassist, supplanted in both roles, by Ken Scott and Trevor Bolder respectively.

In parts of the Southeast, pimento cheese spread supplants both the melted cheese of the cheeseburger and the need for ketchup or other sauces.

The game had largely supplanted townball in both Massachusetts and Philadelphia.

Evolution has supplanted revolution in both spheres.