Sentence examples for totally eclipse from inspiring English sources

It may not totally eclipse the gaffe, but it certainly stemmed the online tide.

The treatment has been applied to the Beatles ("Penny Lane") and R.E.M. ("Losing My Religion"), and I wasn't impressed by it before, but this "Total Eclipse of the Heart" has totally eclipsed my skepticism.

Microsoft's new smartphone products have been totally eclipsed by Surface Book and other news.

The British-chaired talks among officials of 47 states have now been almost totally eclipsed by the wrangling over Abu Qatada.

After its capture by the Arabs in 705, Carthage was totally eclipsed by the new town of Tunis.

All preparations were ready, but the signal had not been given when the Moon was totally eclipsed in the evening.

But I think the format needs a kick up the arse, after getting totally eclipsed by The Great British Bake Off.

As the black moon finally totally eclipsed the sun, however, they were stunned to see its circumference dotted with brilliant ruby flames in contorted loops.

Barcelona reiterated on the field that its team is without a scintilla of doubt the finest on earth — and totally eclipsed Manchester United.

But within a couple of years of his death in 1953, his achievement as a leading abstractionist would be totally eclipsed by the Abstract Expressionists.

Furthermore, the junior side's dismal failure at last summer's Euros cannot be totally eclipsed by the current crop's recent success in the Toulon tournament.