How To Use Supplant In A Sentence

The same signary was also used in the early historical period to write Greek; by the end of the third century B.C., Greek alphabetic writing had almost completely supplanted the native script.
RHP Brandon Lyon parlayed his surprising spring performance into the opening day closer job, supplanting RHP Greg Aquino.
Should "landlordism" in Ireland be supplanted by home rule? Burroughs' Encyclopaedia of Astounding Facts and Useful Information, 1889
Oil has supplanted coffee as our main export.
Sometimes they are approached in terms of affect: there is a painful negative hunger, or a more tender affirmatory yearning, and these modes of will oppose and supplant each other, articulating a dynamic basis to material reality (Ages 170). Psychology in Search of Psyches: Friedrich Schelling, Gotthilf Schubert and the Obscurities of the Romantic Soul

Perhaps that will inspire some radically new approaches to speech understanding that will supplant the methods we're developing now.
This system was supplanted in 1963 by more modern recording technology that used a magnetic drum. Times, Sunday Times
As the twentieth century wore on, railroads and mail-order catalogs supplanted the country stores.
It is entirely to be ascribed to the supplanting, _in the national subsistence, of a large part of home produce by an equally large part of foreign produce_. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 61, No. 378, April, 1847
Stare Decisis has some positive features, like providing for constant interpretions of law across different cases, but also negative ones, like allowing a body of judge-made rules to supplant the original constitution. The Volokh Conspiracy » Legislating Miranda Rights for Terrorism Cases?
The ˜adviser™ is simply in a position to supplant the child's choice as to what is best for herself with her own choice as her adviser. Children's Rights
This inimitable project aside, the search for visual rather than textual material has been dominant in Courbet studies, supplanting the logocentric premise of iconography.
Of the simple names a few seem to have been suggested by particular circumstances attending the child's birth: e.g, Jacob (the supplanter), Joseph (possibly an hypocoristic name: "Whom God added The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman
If your pantheon is more complex, say you have two competing factions of deities, laid over an older, animist pattern, that tells you a lot about the social evolution of the society: maybe not-Buddhism came along and supplanted not-Shinto. MIND MELD: Gods by the Bushel
the computer has supplanted the slide rule
Their purpose was supplanted by instinct.
The great and crescive self, rooted in absolute nature, supplants all relative existence and ruins the kingdom of mortal friendship and love. Essays — Second Series
Australia found twined round its boughs, the misletoe, with its many home associations -- the elegant cedar -- the close-growing mangrove -- and strange parasitical plants, pushing through huge fungi, and clasping with the remorseless strength of the wrestler, and with the round crunching folds of the boa, the trees they were gradually to supplant and destroy. A Love Story
But, if anyone believes that this is going to supplant the powerful mainstream news media by 2004 they are living in dreamland.
For their part, the Aborigines were not only good stockmen on the station, but drawn successfully to droving, with its better pay and travel, until trucks gradually supplanted the drover after the Second World War.
And he knows that the economic power of capitalism supplants the dictatorial power he envisions for himself.
One reality supplants another as a drab home is replaced with opulent apartments and decadent parties.
For a few short weeks each autumn, in playgrounds across the land, the tinny buzz of the Nokia and the iPod is supplanted by the sound of youngsters thwacking their nuts.
IMHO, Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" supplanted "MacArthur Park" as the most dreadful pop song ever. Hillary's Campaign Song Originally Written For...Air Canada Ad
America had become an English-speaking colony, settled by emigrants from the Old Country who had largely supplanted its aboriginal population.
KUWAIT CITY - US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has warned that Iran is "moving toward a military dictatorship", saying the top posts in the country are being "supplanted". Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7
The drug, dubbed Trexima, could supplant Glaxo's Imitrex, which is due to lose patent protection in 2009. No More Headaches? Pozen Waits For FDA Verdict On Migraine Drug
By imagistic, I mean film that supplants narrative with retinal values, or when narrational, doesn't allow the narrative to dominate the formal vision of the artist. G. Roger Denson: MoMA and AA Bronson Present "Queer Cinema: Today and Yesterday"
Instrumentality, rationality and technocracy supplant the heroic, stripping away place, history, bodies, time.
Eventually, the comedy began to supplant the music, but Eldon still sometimes plays with old mates in a covers outfit called Horace Batchelor And The Zeebra Kitten Blues Band. King of comedy Kevin Eldon finally makes his Edinburgh solo debut
Tachos (360-359), his successor, attempted to invade the Syrian territory, but, as a result of rivalries and dissensions between himself and his namesake Tachos, whom he had appointed as regent, he was supplanted by Nectanebo II (358-342), a cousin of Tachos the regent, and took refuge with Artaxerxes II, at whose court he died. The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 5: Diocese-Fathers of Mercy
The air of despair that pervaded the Greenyards last season has been supplanted by a buoyant optimism borne out of two successive wins by Melrose in the opening rounds of the BT Premiership.
I read recently in this newspaper that kissing has now supplanted the handshake as the greeting of choice among male friends.
The party leader has been supplanted by his rival.
This excellent and complete set easily supplants the opera version and stands with the original Broadway cast recording as a vivid reminder of one of the musical theatre's greatest composer-lyricist collaborations.
The mighty pumpkin itself has - sadly, in my opinion - supplanted our own dear and humble neep at Halloween - although it is certainly much easier to gouge out a pumpkin than a hard turnip to make a lantern for guisers.
This ‘snap’ would soon supplant the button, the clasp, straps, and lacings as the primary method of fastening gloves.
Presumably its resources were thought to have been supplanted by those of the advertising agency that helped the Conservative Party to power.
Most recent anime - and Hollywood movies, for that matter - continually generates two complaints: Style supplants substance and genre replaces originality.
In some well-heeled, McMansion-pocked suburbs, plywood nativities have been supplanted by elaborate sets with period costumes, soundtracks, Hollywood-esque lighting and camels rented for the occasion. Awry in a Manger:
These Romance languages supplanted earlier tribal ones which, except for Basque, have not survived.
Politically, some of the 20th century including Hitler leadership rediscoved what they felt was a reservoir of wisdom and culture of the "volk" that had been supplanted by the Weberian technocrats. In the Monica Lewinsky scandal — 10 years old now — "Everybody lost, with one exception, or possibly two."
It is because it is in the interests of all governments to circumvent, supplant and even subvert the processes of democracy, and that democracy itself is inimical to the interests the rich and the powerful.
PDAs are supplanting the conventional mobile data collection and display devices found in inventory applications ranging from shipping through picking and receiving, raw materials and finished goods, toolrooms and stockrooms.
Film sings have supplanted folk music in the lives of common people.
While visiting Paris in 1738 Linnæus met and botanized with the two botanists whose ` ` natural method '' of classification was later to supplant his own ` ` artificial system. '' A History of Science: in Five Volumes. Volume II: The Beginnings of Modern Science
(The three are clearly modelled on Bukharin, Zinoviev and Kamenev, the prominent Bolshevik leaders whom Stalin supplanted and executed). Background information for George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four
It seems that at one time he even thought of abdicating in favour of his son rather than "see the Prussian title supplanted [73]. The Development of the European Nations, 1870-1914 (5th ed.)
The legislators place is thus usurped by the sophist, the false reasoner, in deliberative assemblies; that of the judge by the rhetorician or pleader; the medical adviser is supplanted by the purveyor of luxuries, and the gymnastic teacher by the adorner of the person. Antony
Jacob in Hebrew means: the supplanter, then after an encounter with God, his name was then changed to Israel in Hebrews means: the Prince of God.
Then did each page as I turned it over bring some fresh recollection of one's unspeakable sense of newness and desolation; the haunting fear of doing something ludicrous; the morbid dread of chaff and of being "greened," which even in my time had, happily, supplanted the old terrors of being tossed in a blanket or roasted at a fire. Collections and Recollections
Similarly, the participant culture does not supplant the subject and parochial patterns of orientation.
Presumably its resources were thought to have been supplanted by those of the advertising agency that helped the Conservative Party to power.
With the Cluniac reform the term prior received a specific meaning; it supplanted the provost The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 12: Philip II-Reuss
The enormous skyscrapers and attendant monorails were supplanted by palaces and town houses circumscribed by high walls, towering railings and tall trees.
If your pantheon is more complex, say you have two competing factions of deities, laid over an older, animist pattern, that tells you a lot about the social evolution of the society: maybe not-Buddhism came along and supplanted not-Shinto. MIND MELD: Gods by the Bushel
A followup statement clarified that Vice Admiral Jeffrey Fowler believes the Herndon Climb may eventually be supplanted by the Sea Trials program, a 14-hour regimen of physical and mental endurance tests including "hill assault," a two-mile regimental run, simulated bridge defense and demolition, pull-ups and something called "pugil stick jousting," This year's Sea Trials is set for Tuesday. USNA reconsiders Herndon Climb
He was hanged for plotting to supplant the king.
It was these anatomically modern humans which joined or supplanted the Neanderthals in Europe some 40,000 years ago.
See," said De Graville, "how near yon lonely woman hath come to the tent of the Duke -- yea, to the foot of the holy gonfanon, which supplanted 'the Fighting Man!' pardex, my heart bleeds to see her striving to lift up the heavy dead! Harold : the Last of the Saxon Kings — Volume 12
The party leader has been supplanted by his rival.
She says the representation is a prime example of how by the time we get to the end of the 1700s, the erotic image of the female nude was supplanted by images of the heroic male form.
A couple of years ago the gurus of cyberspace routinely hailed the coming of a new era; a new time and space where our messy material world is supplemented and, in the end, supplanted by a new kind of virtual space.
These creatures succeeded the pelycosaurian synapsids as the rulers of the land, until they in turn were supplanted by the archosaurs during the early Triassic.
The omnishambles at the Ministry of Defence is such that, astonishingly, it may have supplanted the Home Office as the government department least fit-for-purpose. The Chopper Wars
The traditional cheese and Marmite rusks have been well and truly supplanted.
He had "belled" in vain for several days, searched in vain the limits of his wonted range, and at last set out in quest of some little herd whose leader his superior strength might beat down and supplant. The Watchers of the Trails A Book of Animal Life
After an appropriate interval, the text was supplanted by a video image of another Andorian, this one dressed in semiformal robes of the sort common to mid-level government employees. Star Trek: Typhon Pact Paths of Disharmony
Large steamships were supplanting smaller sailing vessels as the main carriers of slaves.
The city of real buildings is being supplanted by a city of stalls and kiosks, a city made entirely of accretions.
Class hierarchies based on wealth and power are briefly set aside, poverty is forgotten, men may dress as women, leisure supplants work, and the disparate components of Brazilian society blend in a dizzying blaze of color and music.
About the same time bathybius, which at one time bade fair to supplant it upon the throne of popularity, died suddenly, as I am told, at Luck or Cunning?
In Canada and Greenland [3] [4] [5] [6] the term Eskimo is widely held to be pejorative [3] [7] and has fallen out of favor, largely supplanted by the term Inuit. WordPress.com News
With some swivel-eyedness they really believe they are the keepers of the torch whereas we are the party of Heath, and Mrs T and her Single European Act, and that one day they will supplant us as the centre-right party. Stuart Wheeler must be expelled
For many years the old tactical unit called the maniple had proven too small to contend with the massive, undisciplined armies the legions often had to fight; the cohort — three times the size of the maniple — had been gradually supplanting it in actual practice. The First Man in Rome
He was also busy writing a commentary on the great work of Baudry le Rouge, Bishop of Noyon and Tournay, De Cupa Petrarum, which had inspired him with a violent taste for architecture, a love which had supplanted his passion for hermetics, of which, too, it was but a natural consequence, seeing that there is an intimate connection between hermetics and freemasonry. I. Gringoire Has Several Bright Ideas in Succession in the Rue des Bernardins. Book X
He was supplanted out of the house by his wife.
The Scriptural Lord's Supper had been supplanted by the idolatrous sacrifice of the mass.
The pad began to curvet as the post horses rattled behind, and the Parson had only an indistinct vision of a human face supplanting these human legs. The International Monthly, Volume 3, No. 1, April, 1851
stargazing" or "spacegazing" to describe their music, within moments of settling into the club, it was pretty obvious that no tag, no matter how cleverly coined, would supplant the OffBeat
Felix was just beginning to realize that he really could supplant the man who sat behind the desk. CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER
It wasn't really codification, because Congress did not set down a legislative rule to supplant the judicial one.
It was abandoned and scrapped in 1918, after mining decreased and electric motors supplanted steam boilers at the mill.
Small-scale, short-run production processes depending on multi-skilled labour were now supposedly supplanting the era of mass production, driven by new structures of diversified consumer demand and volatile economic conditions.
Johnson 6.32 mentions a case of a horn from the scrotum, which was of sebaceous origin and was subsequently supplanted by an epithelioma. Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
Feudal society replaced slavery society, capitalism supplanted feudalism , and, after a, socialism will necessarily supercede capitalism.
The notion that mainland Asia is about to supplant the US, EU and Japan in the near future is risible.
These were supplanted by blocks into which metal (usually copper or brass) was inlaid.
Felix was just beginning to realize that he really could supplant the man who sat behind the desk. CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER
We'll scramble down here, Jacob," he said to his broncho, -- so named by Brown, for that he had "supplanted" in Kalman's affection his first pony, the pinto. The Foreigner A Tale of Saskatchewan
In 2005, the Avalon supplanted two parking lots, as well as the Church of All Nations (which used to look out over pre-Whole Foods Houston Street) and a tenement building that was the former site of McGurk 's Suicide Hall, perhaps the most infamous dive bar in Bowery history. Diving Into Downtown Culture
Attempts to supplant the earlier symbolism, including the flag and motto, were popularly rejected.
In all but the role of small insectivore, omnivore, and rodent-like herbivore, the therapsids were eventually supplanted by the archosaurs.
The discovery that directly supplanted gunpowder for use in firearms was guncotton, a forerunner of smokeless powder.
Such an evaluative promotion is prepared for through Gilchrists efforts to supplant the court language of Persian with the "popular speech" of Hindustani in orientalist scholarship. A Teleology of Letters; or, From a
The long rule of the Labor Party was supplanted by a coalition of four nonsocialist parties under PER BORTEN. 1955, Jan. 14
He spoke musingly, his anger supplanted for the moment by unfeigned pleasure.
Oil has supplanted coffee as our main export.
Richly figured rosewood with its dark striations became the wood of choice, although mahogany and fruitwoods were not entirely supplanted.
Recently, simplified ion-exchange column chromatography methods (commonly termed a mini-prep) have largely supplanted the cumbersome and time-consuming centrifugation protocol to yield large quantities of endotoxin-free plasmid DNA in a relatively short period of time. Archive 2005-10-01
This involves structuring a policy to include significant amounts of term-life coverage and "paid-up additions," a low-commission form of permanent-life coverage that supplants the term coverage over time. Honestly, What's the Best Policy
Yesterday, she told a student audience in Qatar that those leaders are being "supplanted" by the Republican Guard Corps, which has played a key role in suppressing anti-government protests since June. BusinessWeek.com --
In the years since, the conceptual categories that divided the biological and physical sciences, for example, have been supplanted by an entirely new understanding of the interdigitation of chemical, electrical, and physical processes. Archive 2005-11-01
Leaden Like a bullet To supplant Life from its centre.
A brief surge of pure joy was quickly supplanted by his more usual ennui. A PLAGUE OF ANGELS
Artists borrowed another kind of luster, too, gradually supplanting their social betters as gleaming examples of how to act, how to look and how to feel. Intensely Familiar, Yet Strangely Remote
The majority of these weapons demand certain conditions to be ideal before they can be used to full effect and have not yet supplanted the high-velocity tank gun.
However, curanderos have been mostly supplanted by U.S. doctors, because they cannot get licenses to practice medicine here.
The term 4x4 has supplanted 'gas guzzler' as the supreme automotive shorthand of hate. Times, Sunday Times
Reality is no longer the trusted referent of ‘news’ programs, as visual re-creation and graphic manipulation join analysis and conjecture in supplanting documentation and reportage.
A multipolar racial pattern has largely supplanted the old racial system, which was often viewed as a bipolar white-black hierarchy.
He delivers a Ride Of The Valkyries in which he supplants bombast with an intelligent compliment to the story as it appears on stage.
This system was supplanted in 1963 by more modern recording technology that used a magnetic drum. Times, Sunday Times
But this, in turn, is supplanted by the increasingly theoretical, increasingly subdivided abstraction for which she later became known in Paris.
For instance, many scholars have explored how modern western science has overwhelmed and supplanted both ethnoscience and traditional or indigenous systems of knowledge.
The gravity cell, while cheap and effective, is inconvenient for general use, owing to the fact that it cannot be easily transported, and the _dry cell_ has largely supplanted all others, because of the ease with which it can be taken from place to place. General Science
Adams, an excellent new pitcher, may supplant Hayes as starting pitcher by the end of the year.
Simulation has also begun to supplant individual creativity.
Although widely prolific in the West Indies, they have not flourished in this country, and cowpeas have more or less supplanted them.
As the twentieth century wore on, railroads and mail-order catalogs supplanted the country stores.
I have also seen patternmaking techniques designed to fit the human body supplanted by techniques that maximize fabric usage and ease of production, giving us garments that fit no one properly.
A cunning expression supplanted the anger that had shown so plainly upon his face but a moment before. The Mad King
I have no problem with comedians who use politics as the backbone of comedy; the problem comes when nastiness supplants humor.
I discovered long ago that listening to an audiobook cures my insomnia, because I can use the unpausing words of the book to supplant the freewheeling thoughts of my own that would keep me awake.
All in all, this is one case where the supplements supplant the film they are supposed to enhance.
Airline travel has now supplanted travel in ocean liners as the principal means of intercontinental travel, and the same three class structure has asserted itself.
As we move on into the 16th century in Italy, so oil technique, mainly based on walnut oil, supplants egg tempera and the use of linseed oil becomes progressively more common.
Highlights on aging water pipes suggested an aquamarine-hued patina, which supplants the festive polychromy of Scott's earlier kinetic works.
Public ceremonial would be supplanted by royal ceremoniousness.
Oil has supplanted coffee as our main export.
Multipolarity was already supplanting unipolarity. Times, Sunday Times
Eventually that contest was supplanted by a wonderfully violent game played in the same small space, but with a beach ball.
And perhaps pop's status as a futurist genre has been supplanted by the giddying, immersive realm of video games. Retromania: Pop Culture's Addiction to its Own Past by Simon Reynolds – review
Science, by which he meant rational inquiry, would eventually supplant religion, he maintained, and guide the direction of human progress.
Note 52: Ehret's view is that this kinship metaphor supplanted an older one that in deep-seated Bantu history connected matriclan unity with the symbolism of the house. Societies, Religion, and History: Central East Tanzanians and the World They Created, c. 200 BCE to 1800 CE
(Consider also the effect of state-run broadcasting outside the US — the Glock era at the BBC, for example — which didn't result in modernism supplanting pop by any means, but definitely increased its local market share.) Greetings from Hooverville
Appreciation of successful opponents and consideration for the vanquished can be made effectually to supplant the cheap, blatant spirit which seeks to attribute one's defeat to trickery and chance and uses one's victory as an occasion for bemeaning the vanquished. The Minister and the Boy A Handbook for Churchmen Engaged in Boys' Work
The local silver thatch palm, traditionally used for roofing, was supplanted by corrugated tin.
But that morning freshness has been supplanted by a full and mellow noonday contentedness which is not without its placid appeal. The Prairie Child
52Though the significance of a child's father's matrilineage may have grown in sociocultural importance in East Ruvu communities, it did not supplant the predominance of one's mother's matrilineal * - kolo. Societies, Religion, and History: Central East Tanzanians and the World They Created, c. 200 BCE to 1800 CE
He had been supplanted, quoad doctor, in the house of this rich, eccentric, railway baronet, and he would show that he bore no malice on that account. Doctor Thorne
French school, by which, at serious issues, the guarding of the line can be more quickly done: as, for instance, the 'parade de septime' supplanting the slower 'parade de prime;' the 'parade de quarte' having advantage over the 'parade de quince;' the 'parade de tierce' being readier and stronger than the 'parade de sixte;' the same said for the Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith
Brown instead hurt his heel in training camp, failed to supplant Albert Lewis and hobbled through an ineffective half-season.
The five-course guitar supplanted the aristocratic vihuela in the 17th century and came to be regarded as the typical Spanish instrument.
The great and crescive self, rooted in absolute nature, supplants all relative existence, and ruins the kingdom of mortal friendship and love. Essays: Second Series (1844)
It was these drinking poses which enabled the giraffe supplant the warthog as Alex's favourite animal.
As with military strategy, rightness or wrongness is supplanted by possibility.
Presumably its resources were thought to have been supplanted by those of the advertising agency that helped the Conservative Party to power.
And has any hypothesis, in the history of human thought, been supplanted like that, only to rise again decades later to be reaccepted? Adam and Steve Steve in the Garden of Eden - The Panda's Thumb
Larger versions, like the barrel organs and orchestrions, filled the same role as the gramophone, which superseded them, and has since been supplanted in its turn by the CD player.
These were supplanted by blocks into which metal (usually copper or brass) was inlaid.
Worthless as he was, he found a place in the Court circle of the Governor, and aspired to supplant Bigot in the intendancy. Montcalm and Wolfe
The gods and goddesses, Buddhas, and elegant bodhisattvas that predominated in earlier centuries appear to be supplanted by intricate but almost entirely nonfigurative calligraphy, carpets, textiles, and glazed ceramics. Kashmir: The Scarred and the Beautiful
The usual summer crush of final exams was supplanted by the trappings of grief.
He feared the danger of excitement replacing understanding, and the awakening of feelings supplanting the indoctrination of the understanding and the cultivation of the heart.
We take for granted disciplines such as biophysics or molecular biology in which old boundaries of thought have been supplanted by a greater unity of conception that recognizes increasingly the underlying interconnectedness of physical and biological processes once thought entirely separate. Archive 2005-11-01
Textbooks have not gone the way of the scroll yet, but many educators say that it will not be long before they are replaced by digital versions — or supplanted altogether by lessons assembled from the wealth of free courseware, educational games, videos and projects on the Web. K-12 w/ Higher Ed Implications
The aim was always to hollow out the more moderate party and supplant it.
‘They’ were robots, automated manufacturing equipment that was going to supplant human employment.
Perhaps that will inspire some radically new approaches to speech understanding that will supplant the methods we are developing now.
Charles Deroko Brooklyn No MSG To the Editor: Isn’t it clear that the premise of a “Plan B” chimerically wedding the sports arena to the new Penn Station is a terrible idea when compared to that of a redrawn and refurbished transportation hub/post office that offers every advantage of both [“Lord Foster, Others Propose Massive Plan to Supplant Garden,” Matthew Schuerman, Nov. 13]? Letters
These developments supplanted the need for many informal sector activities.
You've been supplanted by other, gorier first person shooters like Dead Space 2, haven't you? Robert Brenner: Doom And Taxes
Large steamships were supplanting smaller sailing vessels as the main carriers of slaves.
It's truly a euphoric piece, supplanting the vocalists' rage and rediverting it to become almost an affirmation of life.
At one time, the bulk of deliveries to the market was made by boats, but they have ben supplanted by trucks, and it is now the truckmen who are the tough salty characters while the fishermen become anachronistic shadows. Fulton Fish Market
In the mythography and linguistic studies of Max Muller and Schlegel, the Aryans would quickly supplant in anteriority and superiority the FIebraic, Egyptian, Greek, and Roman civilizations.
The new hiking guides not only abandoned the skills of woodcraft, they also abandoned its masculine rhetoric, supplanting it with language and metaphors that appealed to women and men alike.
Herodian, l.v. p. 192.] 59 Hierocles enjoyed that honor; but he would have been supplanted by one Zoticus, had he not contrived, by a potion, to enervate the powers of his rival, who, being found on trial unequal to his reputation, was driven with ignominy from the palace. The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
One of Davidson's grumbles is the fact that the new words which jostle out the old are getting shorter, as text-speak becomes ubiquitous and Twitter puts a premium on brevity, with "tx" replacing "thanks" and "soz" - yuk - supplanting "sorry". Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
Oil has supplanted coffee as our main export.
Why, when the conversation turned to police officers, were the 'scuffers' pretty much supplanted by the 'bizzies'? The Times Literary Supplement
In the 6th century, Athenian black-figure supplanted Corinthian and became the dominant ware with workshops exporting painted ceramics throughout the Mediterranean and beyond.
De Niro delivers an incendiary performance as Johnny Boy, in the process supplanting Keitel as Scorcese's ideal on-screen alter ego.
The second piece was a book review of American swing and jazz, and how adult pop culture was supplanted by teen pop culture.
In a shrewd final chapter set in 2060, Ms. Ward links her appealingly varied cast of characters to a time when books and paintings have been largely supplanted by virtual reality. In Brief: Fiction
In the brave new world, "high risk, high return" supplanted "no pain, no gain" as the guiding maxim. Tom Doctoroff: The Mind of Chinese Men: the Anxiety of Disorientation
As the count proceeds further, the quinary base may be retained, or it may be supplanted by a decimal or a vigesimal base. The Number Concept Its Origin and Development
Where movies rarely deal in any realistic way with the problems of work and family, these shows tell the modern story of the work-family supplanting the real-family.
In some organizations surveillance cameras, electronic pads, and sensors capable of detecting the most minute deviation from stipulated working methods have largely supplanted human supervisors.
By the end of the year, she had finally supplanted Liz Hurley as the British newspapers' screen goddess of choice.

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