Sentence examples for came to replacing from inspiring English sources

VandeHei stumbled, however, when it came to replacing himself.

When it came to replacing Keegan, there was a dearth of English candidates.

It's a very difficult job". When it came to replacing Keegan, there was a dearth of English candidates.

When it came to replacing Lloyd, there was no secret that Lord MacLaurin, then board chairman, made efforts to recruit Bob Woolmer from South Africa and failed.

The White House was clear all along that, when it came to replacing the sequester, it would demand a balanced package of spending cuts and revenue increases.

Not least of those, they said on Tuesday, were the deals Mr. Blagojevich had hoped to make when it came to replacing Barack Obama in the Senate after he was elected president in 2008.

Centralized bureaucracy came to replace medieval government.

This term came to replace a more ancient designation, Nirgrantha ("Bondless"), originally applied to renunciants only.

Cheap imported crafts and clothing from Ecuador and India came to replace locally made wares.

Middle-class professionalism now came to replace "whiteness" as the measure of a good migrant.

Brooking reiterated that when the time came to replace Capello it would, ideally, be by an Englishman.