Sentence examples for would be surpassed from inspiring English sources

("E.T". would be surpassed by another Spielberg film, "Jurassic Park," in 1993).

One night during the omega block, the National Weather Service predicted that this mark would be surpassed.

Franklin's projections were largely accurate, except they would no longer regard themselves as Englishmen and they would be surpassed by waves of immigrants from elsewhere.

The comic extreme to which he raises it in "Mon Oncle" would be surpassed in his radical 1967 masterwork, "Playtime," perhaps the most madly modernistic work of anti-modernism in the history of cinema.

The film's director was Alf Sjöberg, a grandee of the Dramaten, whose reputation for excellence would be surpassed in his life-time only by Bergman's own; he adopted the young author as a kind of protégé.

Halfway through FKA twigs's performance of Video Girl, I didn't think my Glasto music experience would be surpassed – it was an exquisite demonstration of tempo, speeding up and down like a panic attack coming in and out of control.

Would being surpassed by the BRIC consumers be a bad thing for Americans?

Thus, a 3.7% crude relapse rate for the entire study population with a one-sided 95% confidence limit extending to 5% would ensure that a rate of 5% – considered to be the highest acceptable relapse rate – would not be surpassed.

In the view of champion Collingwood full-forward Gordon Coventry, whose record of 1299 VFL career goals between 1920 and 1937 would not be surpassed for 62 years, if Nash had played at full-forward for his entire career, he would have kicked more goals than anyone, Coventry included.

Wave Race 64 brought phenomenal water physics that wouldn't be surpassed for years.

Yet within five years they would regularly be surpassed by competitors at home and abroad, and before what was remembered as the Golden Age of Aviation arrived in the 1920s, they would be out of the aircraft business entirely.