Examples of using Eclipsed in English and their translations into Greek
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I have been making coding screencasts on youtube recently and just eclipsed the 1,000 views/ day threshold where you can start to think about making a bit of money from it.
When the green moon of Galan is eclipsed, Ko-Dan Armada will invade,
After a number of years, the use of Modafinil eclipsed that of Adrafinil, and production of this drug slowed and ceased.
The names of the women in Eclipsed come from the people Gurira met during her travels,
We do not know what"exact reason" Hipparchus found for seeing the Moon eclipsed while apparently it was not in exact opposition to the Sun.
even a partially eclipsed Sun were recorded rising
However, analyses of newly beamed-back images- including many taken soon after closest approach- shows eclipsed stars re-appearing sooner than expected.
Gurira is also the playwright of the Broadway play Eclipsed, for which she was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Play.
Contrast this with"Netflix," whose query growth has eclipsed 90 percent in each of the past two years.
the fame of which has eclipsed that of his other surviving works.
The last time New Yorkers could gaze so high at a totally eclipsed moon was in 1797,
this month will be, as we would say, eclipsed.
However, analyses of newly beamed-back images- including many taken soon after closest approach- shows eclipsed stars re-appearingsooner than expected.
Baghdadi has eclipsed Zawahriri at Al-Qaida Central.
The city eclipsed the capital of the Persian Empire,
But I would be sorry if the attack on religion eclipsed what I hope I contributed to science.
If we do nothing, undernutrition will be rapidly eclipsed by obesity and non-communicable diseases, as is already been seen in India, China, and other middle income countries.”.
Silver eclipsed gold in terms of the evolution of the price last year,
where love for a material possession had eclipsed any sense of mercy,
This Ebola outbreak is the second deadliest ever, eclipsed only by the one that claimed more than 11,000 lives in West Africa between 2014 and 2016.