Sentence examples for be swapped to from inspiring English sources
My expectation is that fully charged battery blocks will be waiting for the cars at the stations and will be swapped to replace the depleted ones in one minute.
The networks will also have to cope with the league creating a package of games for the new N.F.L. Network, as well as the possibility that the Sunday and Monday prime-time games would be swapped, to see if the broadcast networks would find more value, and pay more, for "Sunday Night Football".
If two URLs have the same directory structure with different query parts, the query part can be swapped to create new URLs.
When swap spreads widen, AA and AAA issuers frequently raise funds at levels that can be swapped to a level below LIBOR.
Novak wants to resurrect the bird using its closest living relative, the band-tailed pigeon, but how many genes need to be swapped to constitute success is somewhat arbitrary.
First, as the hinge loop, the loop connecting the swapped domain to the protein body (main domain), of a closed monomer becomes shorter by residue deletion during evolution, the closed conformation might no longer remain stable because it is difficult for the domain to be swapped to reach the protein body, thus exposing the residues normally buried in the domain-domain contact interface.
Stuart Broad had just started his second spell after being swapped to the River End here at the Waca.
In 1996, the symbol Cp was proposed for copernicium, or element 112, but it was swapped to Cn, when scientists complained that Cp referred to another substance.
One of the thorniest issues concerned the confusion over the identity of Paul's blood sample and Fayed's claims they had been swapped to frame the driver.
Two high-priced older pitchers, Turk Wendell and Dennis Cook, have been swapped to the division rival Philadelphia for younger, cheaper pitching.
Steinbrenner was furious and harped on the fact that the team had not traded for Edmonds, who was swapped to St . Louisand bloomed; the owner wanted action.
