Sentence examples for year that will eclipse from inspiring English sources

This is the year that will eclipse all others.

Mr. Griffiths predicts that in four years, Dubai will eclipse London Heathrow as the world's busiest hub for air traffic.

Yet the technology that will eventually eclipse it now makes economic sense, with the long-anticipated arrival of LEDs a 40-year-old technology in home lighting.

I imagine within the next few birthdays that number will eclipse 50%, and I'm anticipating sporting the full Roger Sterling before the end of my 39th year.

"I'm hoping that it will eclipse everything else memories-wise anyway.

Harada stressed that the company's Japanese operation had a "two-year headstart" on its global business, but he estimated that revenue from overseas will eclipse that of Japan "within a year or two".

They fear that the focus on five years of Jewish suffering will eclipse 50 years of misery under Russian domination.

Although the industry was slightly bruised, people still spent more on their pets in 2009 than any other year, and 2010 is already looking like it will eclipse that number.

Specifically, she put up the slide above showing a Morgan Stanley estimate that global smartphone shipments will eclipse PC shipments in 2012, with more than 400 million smartphones expected to be shipped that year, compared to less than 200 million last year.

"The Trump presidency will eclipse anything that's happened before.

I believe this will be a year of emerging companies that will be seen as disruptive, and will eclipse the noise of a struggling market and economy.