However, this did not lead to an unseating of the Republican member.

Gone was the playfulness which led to my early unseating.

The athlete bent her psychokinetic power to the unseating of the others.

He acknowledged that unseating an incumbent district attorney was an uphill fight.

But even before the campaigning began, the most significant unseating of incumbents took place when four members of Congress chose not to run.

Those disputes contributed to the unseating of one schools chancellor and the resignation of another.

Compared to the Senate President, the unseating of an incumbent speaker is rarer.

The unseating of Peter Robinson, and Charles Clarke among surprises.

Prints like these supported the era's prevailing view of the Revolution as the disastrous unseating of gods by monsters.

In May 2005 a regular city council election resulted in the unseating of two incumbent councilpersons who had been supporters of the (higher) tax rate.

Lovett was also unsuccessful in unseating Short in the 1926 federal election, when the riding became known as Digby-Annapolis.

Officials asserted that the timing was coincidental, but the unseating of an elected official may increase Mr. Milosevic's anger with the West.

At 37, David Robinson was a key part of San Antonio's unseating of the Lakers last season.

The freshman county exec is concentrating on rankling his fellow elected officials with demands for Medicaid reform and the unseating of deadbeat incumbents.

These opposition MPs, however, were poorly organized and dispirited, and had little chance of unseating the Liberals.

But we have the Prince with us now, a viable approach to unseating Strongblade and turning out Yardiff Bey!

He calls for the unseating of the leader Burhan Ghalioun after his mixed messages on the subject of international intervention in Syria.

An industrial center in the late 19th century, its factories were early centers of the unrest that led to the unseating of dictator Porfirio Díaz.

In February 1980, the House Administration Committee voted 11-7 to reject Wilson's call for the unseating of Leach.

They do not point to their prospects of unseating Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York.

Ten men gathered in a dim three-room apartment one recent evening to plan the unseating of this country's autocratic president, Aleksandr G. Lukashenko.

Microsoft plans to make fan recommendations a key feature in the device it is designing in hopes of unseating Apple Computer's iPod.

This comprehensive list included public roads, tariffs, coining, collecting punitive fees and the investiture, the seating and unseating of office holders.

It might even have contributed to the unseating of one powerful Montana politican, then-Sena tor John Melcher, a Democrat.

Cambridge gained revenge in 2004 in a race marred by dramatic clashes of oars in the early stages, and the unseating of Oxford's bowman.

"But I will work to unseat him in his coming campaign."

Then starts an election campaign in which the two men, who have become friends, will be trying to unseat each other.

Republicans have been trying to unseat her, but she is fighting the effort in court.

But it still has a long way to go to unseat her in Westminster.

I had got to unseat him without hurting his horse.

The object of the game is to unseat the opponent.

He was their only hope of unseating the rebellion and putting them back in power again.

What would his answer to the Arab's first question done to unseat the diplomat.

"He can play at his best and not unseat a veteran.

The competition has kept trying - for 13 years - to unseat the Braves.

In the final analysis, the war is not just a battle to unseat a dictator.

Unseating an incumbent is a difficult business, particularly in the Bronx.

He could unseat Hamilton as the starter by the end of the month.

There have been many attempts to unseat it, all unsuccessful.

President Bush, the man they all want to unseat, has had an up-and-down year.

The union has campaigned, without success, to unseat the Mayor.

Cohen was the latest Democrat to try to unseat her.

But they do think the ethics issue may give them a wedge to unseat some Democrats.

This time her motion was easy, not designed to unseat him, and he liked it.

She was the fifth person to ever unseat a sitting prime minister, doing so in 1993.

He stood again at the 1935 election, but failed to unseat Goodman.

The latest coup attempt was the second effort in a month to unseat him.

And the prospect of unseating him has been a delicious one to Democrats in the city.

"I hope that it is a distraction we can use to unseat them from their game," Jackson said.

It was a large target and offered the best chance of unseating his opponent.