Sentence examples for aspired to replace from inspiring English sources

His books aspired to replace the universe.

Artificial intelligence originally aspired to replace doctors.

Álzaga aspired to replace Viceroy Santiago de Liniers with a government Junta, after learning of the capture of the Spanish King Ferdinand VII during the Peninsular War and the creation of the Junta of Seville.

This September surprise has given the world cause to appreciate the cool head in the White House and worry about the hothead who aspires to replace him.

Hayne sits quietly off in a corner, occupying the locker next to 49ers running back stars Bush and Carlos Hyde – the men he can legitimately aspire to replace.

Even if those who aspire to replace Beckham have sometimes come to a sorry end, as Shaun Wright-Phillips can confirm, Lennon should be picked.

The leaders of the world's largest energy companies and those who aspire to replace them come to the annual Cambridge Energy Research Associates conference to think big thoughts.

She has been embarrassed internationally by her own father, who should have known better as a former member of the I.O.C.'s ethics commission and a man who aspires to replace Juan Antonio Samaranch as president.

They wished Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani well after he withdrew from the Senate race yesterday, but for a quartet of Democrats aspiring to replace him, the real news was the altered electoral landscape for next year, not this one.

In other words, our political leaders and those who aspire to replace them should be debating the fiscal policies that will put Americans to work in the short term and reduce the deficit in the long term — not bashing the Fed.

Unless Mr Berlusconi can find a way to revive his party's fortunes, it is possible that the next confrontation in Italian politics will not be between right and left, but between Mr Renzi's Democratic Party and an M5S that aspires to replace not just all the mainstream parties but parliamentary democracy itself.