Sentence examples for ever replaced by from inspiring English sources

The musicians for "Carrie" and "Spider-Man" also rejected the notion that piped-in music could be confused with recorded music, let alone ever replaced by it.

If Ebert and Siskel are ever replaced by a couple of bubble-headed blondes displaying large American breasts and half-naked buttocks, you better believe Channel 7 will promote the show to death and we'll all know exactly when it's on.

His dominance was over by the 1984 Summer Games, and no American runner has ever replaced him.

A few years ago there was general agreement that if the internal-combustion engine ever was replaced by something clean, that something would be the fuel cell.

The issue of who should rule Iran in the event its theocratic, terrorist mullahs can ever be replaced by a democratic regime is a question for the Iranian people to decide.

Myth 1: CRE is fundamentally driven by relationships, and few aspects of it will ever be replaced by technology.

Two years ago, I described seeing ELEW playing piano live on stage in San Francisco, and how it underscored for me the thrill of live experiences — and how those experiences will never, ever be replaced by technology.

None of these books could ever be replaced by an electronic version, and I'll cart them with me from house to house wherever our family may move.

It's possible that it won't ever be replaced by another ascendant model, but rather by endless variations on a theme, each tailored to fit a specific artist's needs.

Although it is highly unlikely that adjuvant trials could ever be replaced by such neoadjuvant studies, it is possible that, by their conduct early in drug development, treatment arms that do not merit assessment in the adjuvant setting (such as the combination arm of ATAC proved to be) could be excluded and allow earlier completion of the trials.

Who ever replaced Babe Ruth?