Eclipsing in a sentence

For example, eclipsing a bright spot on Pluto makes a bigger total brightness change than eclipsing a dark spot.

Belair just passed Day 365 as champion, and is a handful of months from eclipsing Lynch’s staggering 544-day record.

But with the video game industry now eclipsing movies in size, and theme parks using increasingly interactive technology to immerse guests, bosses of the two companies have joined forces to capitalize on the platform-hopping plumber’s global popularity.

China's economy grew by 4.5 per cent year-on-year for the first quarter, eclipsing the expectations of most economists, data released on Tuesday showed.

In October, the American Transportation Research Institute, the industry’s nonprofit research organization, released the top industry issues report that showed fuel prices as the No. 1 issue, eclipsing the driver shortage.

Newcomer Dan Rothwell (Swansea Harriers) was hugely impressive in taking the Welsh Ultra Title in 3:59:56, eclipsing Mick McGeoch's 30 year old championship record.

Prop James Slipper will clock up an Australian record of 21 World Cup appearances, eclipsing the mark set by former scrum-half George Gregan 16 years ago.

The PlayStation 5 is a phenomenal device that brings multiple improvements to the foray as it continues to be the best-selling living room game console, eclipsing the competition by a significant margin.

This prediction marks one of his most ambitious forecasts to date, eclipsing his earlier estimate from July when he envisioned the possibility of Bitcoin hitting $120,000 in the near future.

This was DeSantis’ strongest debate yet, easily eclipsing the stilted delivery and non-answers we saw from him in debates past.

But racism fouled Hank Aaron’s chase and eclipsing of Ruth’s career home-run mark.

It’s gross profit has risen 35% in the past four years, eclipsing $3.4 billion last year.

Separately, a self-styled “left-conservative” party, led by a former East German communist, has as a significant new disruptive force, eclipsing the more straightforwardly socialist Left party.

Unaffiliated voters became the largest share of the state’s electorate in 2013, eclipsing the number of active, registered Democrats and Republicans in Colorado.

As the death toll skyrockets, eclipsing the previous highs recorded in the spring amid the worst of its outbreak, authorities have started to tighten restrictions.

Before the coronavirus pandemic forced many to stay home, Salesforce was San Francisco's largest private employer, eclipsing the 168-year-old Wells Fargo.

But this planet is oriented just right so it has a view of one sun eclipsing the other every 15 days.

Instead, I dated guys who fell into various categories of Mariah fandom that always came short of eclipsing mine: the casual “I know the No. 1s” listener, the “I miss ‘’ Mariah” advocates, the ones who didn’t even know she wrote her own lyrics.

Pleas from health experts are running up against political calculation and public fatigue, with spiraling new infections eclipsing previous caseload highs that set off national alarms in the spring and summer.

The dark frames in the video are caused by Earth or the Moon eclipsing SDO as they pass between the spacecraft and the Sun.