usurp造句

The assistant began to usurp his boss's authority.

You must not allow it to usurp a disproportionate share of your interest.

He became so ambitious that he finally plotted to usurp the throne.

Java indeed is beginning to usurp the standard network operating environment.

He implies that Satan 's attempt to usurp the throne of God was the right thing to do!

But they did not want a body that would usurp the role of ministers or the civil service.

Google's (GOOG) YouTube terrified them by showing how an independent site could usurp their gatekeeper role and siphon AD revenues.

In antiquity, the densest, or darkest, souls used their free will not only to capture weaker souls, but also to usurp those weaker souls' free will.

But even if it could usurp the dollar's role as the world's currency, it will not replicate the American set-up.

Few of the dwarves are able to survive in this sharp frost, not to mention the enemies who would dare trying to usurp the town.

A series of established paradigms are overthrown by downtrodden and oppressed anomalies (and their finders) as they rebel and usurp the throne by their counter truth.

No one should usurp all the linguistic space in the workshop; everyone should have equal time and opportunity to express her or his responses.

As the story goes, the han people of that time resented the Mongol rule of the Yuan Dynasty and revolutionaries, led by Chu Yuan-chang, plotted to usurp the throne.

Then let them find someone with enough weight, like Martin Luther and King Henry VIII, to give a status to their new church, but they have no right to usurp the name of “Catholic Church.”