Sentence examples for supplanted from from inspiring English sources

Last season was frustrating for Cazorla, as he was supplanted from the no 10 role by Mesut Ozil.

Perhaps because of the risk of misunderstanding it implied, 'probable certainty' was largely supplanted, from the fifteenth century onward, by the similar concept of 'moral certainty' (certitudo moralis), (Franklin 2001, 69; Knebel 2000, 55; Schüssler 2009).

It was supplanted from the top spot the following week, dropping to number two.

The song dropped to No. 3 in its twenty-first chart week, supplanted from the top spot by Brandon Heath's "Give Me Your Eyes".

Its 100-yard-long, red-brick walls dominate a neighborhood where two families often squeeze into a single home and immigrants from Latin America have supplanted those from Italy.

A Washington-born student there, home for the holiday, reported that recruiters from the Central Intelligence Agency had supplanted those from business consultancies as the busiest on campus.

But it at least blocks the industry from asserting that state law is supplanted for all abuses.

It is unlikely that commercial cellulases from A. niger will supplant those from T. reesei.

Calcium falls out, supplanted by neodymium from the water.

The descendants of these peoples, the various Native American and Eskimo groups, largely have been supplanted by peoples from the Old World.

WHO BUYS ON PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND New Englanders used to be the main foreign buyers in the Prince Edward Island market because of their proximity, but they have largely been supplanted by buyers from Europe, Australia and Asia, Mr. MacKinnon said.