Sentence examples for be ready to replace from inspiring English sources

In four or five years, Cito Culver may be ready to replace Jeter, his favorite player, at shortstop.

Tottenham appear to be ready to replace Gareth Bale with the addition of Anzhi Makhachkala attacking midfielder Willian and Roma striker Erik Lemela.

That she spoke out at all was an implicit criticism of the president, Abdurrahman Wahid, and carried the hint that she might be ready to replace him, just 16 months into his five-year term.

Scott Brosius will be eligible for free agency after this season, and if Henson does not commit to baseball and play a full season in Class AAA, he may not be ready to replace Brosius in 2002.

On Iraq, the United States needs to determine how quickly it can reduce its forces, an issue that pits the political pressure in an election year for a speedy troop drawdown against concerns that Iraqi forces must be ready to replace the American ones.

He dismissed the renovation as "tacky", and for several years lambasted general director Anatoly Iksanov for his "ignorant" meddling in artistic policy, while making it plain that he himself would be ready to replace him (in November 2012, a public petition calling for exactly that even made its way to president Putin).

A younger catcher and designated hitter, Jesus Montero, was ready to replace him.

But at present no one country is ready to replace the United States as the dominant country.

But Tan Lin, a manager at the Chinese company involved in Goiás, said he doubted Chinese companies were ready to replace them.

Provigil may well confer a temporary advantage on healthy people, but this doesn't mean that it's ready to replace your morning espresso.

Miroslav Klose, who was ready to replace Gomez, returned to the bench and Germany's Euro 2012 campaign was up and running.