Sentence examples for be replaced overnight from inspiring English sources
The LDA's flatulent leadership will be replaced overnight.
The fine start to the Easter weekend on Friday – with sunshine, blue skies and temperatures of up to 15C in parts of the UK – was likely to be replaced overnight by rain and blustery weather moving in from the west.
B1 The Plotters Pursued A PEOPLE DIVIDED -- Pakistan's upper classes, despite a divide between them and swelling numbers of Islamic militants, are not afraid -- at least not yet -- that an attack by the United States on neighboring Afghanistan will lead to such anger and violence that the society will suddenly crumble and be replaced overnight by a Taliban-like leadership.
"Players like Ponting and Hussey can't be replaced overnight and I know our guys will be relieved they don't have to bowl at them again.
Although technologies for employing renewable energy such as solar, wind, ocean, hydro, and biomass have been developed, the advantage of utilizing fossil fuels (mainly coal) for providing the most affordable electrical energy cannot be replaced overnight by any other technologies today [2].
At Refugio State Beach, a handful of campers were replaced overnight with cleanup crews, officials and dozens of media vans.
The tax-and-spend epithet that defined America's partisan politics for decades has been replaced overnight with a bipartisan mantra calling for a nearly trillion-dollar fiscal stimulus.
The medium was replaced overnight, and lentiviral supernatant was harvested after 48 hours, filtered through a 0.45- μm PES filter, and concentrated with Lenti-X concentrator (Clontech, Mountain View, CA, USA).
Established businesses are evaporating overnight, to be replaced by the newest coffee shop or tech startup.
Curfews would be replaced by a more flexible "overnight residence requirement," cutting the stay-at-home rule to a period of perhaps eight to 10 hours.
After a given fish has vanished overnight, only to be replaced again and again, cameras have revealed the culprit: an octopus leaving its tank, climbing over some pipes, and then entering the tank of the poor fish in question.
