Sentence examples for to be eclipsed from inspiring English sources

I don't want that ever to be eclipsed.

MapQuest seemed to be eclipsed in the era of in-car GPS and smartphones.

"We want the downtowns to be vibrant, not to be eclipsed by malls and suburban sprawl".

Mainly for that reason he has managed not to be eclipsed by his own history.

Yet he is fighting not to be eclipsed there by Howard Dean.

Perhaps, then, we should expect the liberal bloggers of 2006 and the Tea Partiers of 2010 to be eclipsed in the years ahead by other grassroots insurrections.

Not wanting to be eclipsed by Delta, American Airlines said on Wednesday that it had struck a partnership with New York-based JetBlue Airways. York-based JetBlue Airways

The mini was about to be eclipsed by another technology: the new integrated circuits, which would soon be used to build the smallest, most affordable computers to date.

But that news is likely to be eclipsed by speculation that Sony may be preparing to take control of the joint venture, Reuters writes.

What motivates her? "You have to think that she doesn't want to be eclipsed by her husband," Mr. Burstell said, an observation she would be unlikely to challenge.

But the real reason photos aren't going to be eclipsed by video is because of the way the human mind works.