Sentence examples for desire to replace from inspiring English sources

Musharraf's desire to replace Chaudhry with a more pliable judge has badly backfired.

At the same time, Brooks was questioning his desire to replace Ron Low.

He has "obviously" asked himself if the desire to replace him "means anything for Channel 4".

But Wilpon has no desire to replace his top decision-makers.

Lennon, Celtic's interim manager, has made his desire to replace Tony Mowbray permanently perfectly plain.

She said: "As you have more babies removed the desire to replace the lost baby becomes stronger".

They have little desire to replace traditions of hard work and thrift with a flabby welfare dependency.

Sometimes, travel is this elemental: the desire to replace the old molecules with new ones, familiarity with its opposite.

The signatories describe their "horror" at Cameron's desire to replace the act with a British bill of rights.

Indeed, the desire to replace religious with rational explanations of life was a principal motivation of Dr. Crick's career.

Darling is unusual in having seen off Brown's barely-concealed desire to replace him with his consigliere, Ed Balls.