Sentence examples for become to replace from inspiring English sources

Next up is Stephen Colbert, who is busy running test shows, whipping his writers into a frenzy to generate material, and trying to nail down the new character that he'll become to replace the OLD Stephen Colbert of Comedy Central's The Colbert Report.

It would mean that a healthy heart had become available to replace the scarred, useless muscle in his chest.

But with multi-device access, they have become difficult to replace.

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Men with type 1 diabetes may one day be able to use the stem cells that become sperm to replace their insulin-producing pancreatic cells.

Also, removing laptop keys may damage them and they may break or become impossible to replace.

In wartime, they became difficult to replace or fix.

The question became whether to replace her hip even though she was dying.

But when, years later, it became time to replace them, the agency refused, claiming that the 1964 Wilderness Act banned signage in the nation's wilderness areas.

Development of rigid manipulators for Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) becomes essential to replace wire driven manipulators which are problematic due to possible cutting of the wire during the surgery.

Amy Verone, the park curator at Sagamore Hill, said the clones would be planted near a maintenance area until it became necessary to replace the 111-year-old beech, which looms over the mansion.

A company seeking to preserve or gain advantage needs not only to reinforce its own irreplaceability but also to ensure that none of its suppliers becomes impossible to replace.