eclipsed造句

The moon is partly eclipsed.

Sensitive femininity was eclipsed by devoted purpose.

More recently, the benefits have been eclipsed by the costs.

She is quite eclipsed by her clever sister.

He is quite eclipsed by his clever wife.

She is quite eclipsed by her clever younger sister.

No more will the moon be eclipsed by selfish blinding scorching sunlight!

The pledge to be bipartisan is being eclipsed by the desire to act quickly.

Their hope did not last long; the gleam was quickly eclipsed.

Quibbles aside, Japan will surely be eclipsed soon, if it has not been already.

In time the Glass family thoroughly eclipsed the Salingers in the mind of the man in Cornish.

In this economic crisis, many have fretted that the EU has been eclipsed by responses at national level.

The meat is almost eclipsed by the rice, individual grains shiny with chicken fat and infused with the bird's flavor.

Assume the geometry of the eclipsed form to be that given by rigidly rotating one methyl group with respect to the other.

Yet chaotic as things are, Tuesday's Capricorn eclipsed Full Moon is about you, your perspective and most of all, about what motivates you.

As night fell on the battlefield, the eclipsed moon glowed a deep blood red, signaling blood would be spilled on that night, but not in Alexander's army.

Observers can also look at live images of the eclipsed sun by making simple pinhole cameras, according to eclipse expert and National Geographic grantee Jay Pasachoff.

2011 marked the first season since 2002 that the Swiss did not win a major championship, being eclipsed by Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal.

According to a Disney press release, Toy story 3 has officially eclipsed the 1 billion dollar mark in worldwide gross box office receipts - only the 7th film in history to do so.

You are a flower that takes care of my spiritual love. Because of you, the whole rose garden has been eclipsed in my heart, only you, so gorgeous and gorgeous.

Labor may not be eager to fight another round of elections on the global warming issue, which has been eclipsed in public importance by economic weakness and rising public-debt levels.

A mere six weeks ago Mrs Bachmann was basking in her own victory in the Ames straw poll in Iowa, only to be eclipsed as soon as Mr Perry made his late eruption into the race.

About one thing the studios are fairly sure. Piracy, which was widely viewed as the greatest danger facing the film business a few years ago, has been eclipsed as a threat.