Sentence examples for to be supplanted from inspiring English sources

It was to be supplanted as if by Providence with order, intellect, prestige (i.e. donations), and religious harmony.

Don is a leading man in swashbuckling silent movies, which are about to be supplanted by talkies.

His fundamental insight — that the body might be playing out the dramas of the mind — has yet to be supplanted.

I worry that the restful golden years are going to be supplanted by the Wal-Mart decades.

In 78 Pacorus II came to the throne, to be supplanted in 79 by the ephemeral Artabanus IV (80/81), who was then replaced permanently by Pacorus II.

Now the MNLF is upset that the autonomous entity created by the 1996 agreement is to be supplanted by this new Bangsamoro.

In the United States streetcars began to be supplanted by automobiles and buses in the 1930s, and this trend accelerated during the '40s and '50s.

In Britain, Ukip can plausibly claim to be supplanting Labour.

That stamp of legitimacy matters in a proud nation that has long revered heroes; now models of capitalism seem to be supplanting even cherished soldiers and astronauts.

But wait, what was that noise that seemed to be supplanting the ocean of black sadness?

That's one reason the Steve Barrs and Eva Moskowitzes aren't likely to be supplanting their mayors next year.