Sentence examples for course to replace from inspiring English sources

DAVID CAMERON is on course to replace Gordon Brown as Britain's prime minister.

And then we'd have, of course, to replace r by its formula in xy coordinates.

This is not to say that Mr Netanyahu's lead challenger, Labour's Isaac Herzog, is on course to replace him.

By 1932, the austerity policies of the German chancellor Heinrich Brüning were discredited and Adolf Hitler was on course to replace him.

His time: a dismal 1 57, and after the race, he had to dash back out on the course to replace the pylon before the next racer came through.

Even more recently, during the presidency of George W. Bush, domestic oil output was declining so rapidly that the country set a course to replace oil with biofuels like ethanol.

A multimillion-pound revamp of the Extreme Sailing Series is in train for next year introducing multi-mode foiling catamarans which can skim over the inshore courses to replace the 40-foot catamarans which have been in service for almost 10 years.

She says they aim to be the "virtual TA" for online courses to replace the loss of personal touch in big online classes.

These remarks are not, of course, intended to replace the strictly axiomatic construction of Euclidean geometry.

That made its output predictable.Plastic microprocessors are not, of course, going to replace silicon chips as the microprocessors in computers.

I could also, of course, pay to replace the battery.