Sentence examples for become irreplaceable from inspiring English sources

In its first half-century of existence, this universal, democratic institution has become irreplaceable.

For many Americans, cellphones have become irreplaceable tools to manage their lives and stay connected to the outside world, their families and networks of friends online.

The producers built the $9 million revival of "Promises" as a vehicle for Mr. Hayes and Ms. Chenoweth — so much so, they now contend, that the actors have become irreplaceable, and the show will close in January when they leave.

The Fire has advanced to its first Eastern Conference final in four years, Thursday night at New England, on the strength of a 10-game unbeaten streak that neatly coincides with the midseason additions of Osorio, who replaced Dave Sarachan, and Blanco, a 34-year-old Mexican who has quickly become irreplaceable.

Senator John McCain of Arizona, who as the Republican nominee lost to Mr. Obama in the presidential election last year, said that Mr. Kennedy "had become irreplaceable in the institution he loved" and that there would be an "emptiness" in the Senate without him.

"You have to look at what the next technology will be and develop skills to become irreplaceable".

Meanwhile I can say categorically that docs have become an irreplaceable cultural form of our times.

KITCHEN The iPad, with its recipe apps and cooking videos, has become an irreplaceable sous chef for many home cooks.

"Crime and safety monitoring has become the irreplaceable part of the network," Tolia explains.

Now, competition has become an irreplaceable part of my character.

1. Mobile devices, for many, have become an irreplaceable extension of personal identity.