Sentence examples for was unseated from inspiring English sources
verb
To throw from one's seat; to deprive of a seat.
As a result, Mr. Powell was unseated as chairman.
Davitt was elected to Parliament in 1892 and 1893 but was unseated in both cases.
Yoshida's rule came to an end in 1954 when he was unseated as prime minister by his nemesis, Ichiro Hatoyama.
Pleased as I was that the "last neo-can", Stephen Harper, was unseated, I'm suspicious of Trudeau.
He was unseated by Paul Penzone, a veteran police officer who promised to be tough on crime without racially profiling people or violating their constitutional rights.
The last chairman before Rajapaksa was Julia Gillard who was unseated as Australia's premier after hosting the same event in 2011.
But the grey's stamina was always doubtful for this distance and it gave out at the turn for home and Walsh was unseated two-out.
At that time he was passing in front of the bus and Mr Turnbull was unseated and overrun by the bus, which came to rest some 23.6 metres down the road".
9 million in 2008, making it the worlds biggest carmaker, fell to 7 million in 2009, and it was unseated by GM in 2011.
Jockey Harry Beswick was unseated in bizarre circumstances at Kempton after his mount Dark Energy collided with a family of swans.
Oren tells about being in the White House during Mubarak's downfall and again, coincidentally, when Morsi was unseated".The atmosphere was totally different.
