Sentence examples for glad to replace from inspiring English sources

Such big corporations are only too glad to replace big government with governance of their own, by their own, and for their own profit — while the "small people" are left to eat cake at their tea parties.

THE same day, Mr. Yi had to inform another customer that a silvery button missing from her dry-cleaned jacket could not be found, but that he would be glad to replace the button and not charge her for the dry cleaning.

During the Bicentennial, members of the Procrastinator's Club of America jokingly picketed the Whitechapel Bell Foundry with signs "We got a lemon" and "What about the warranty?" The foundry told the protesters that it would be glad to replace the bell so long as it was returned in the original packaging.

He was glad to have replaced a PGA schedule of mostly Thursday-Friday telecasts for four-round Champions Tour (formerly the Senior PGA) events.

Aren't we glad we recalled Gray Davis to replace him with Gray Davis?

After the scrimmage, as the owner Woody Johnson walked along the stands, signing autographs and chatting with fans, someone asked if he was glad he had hired Ryan to replace Eric Mangini.

I'm glad to see that William Safire has come up with another catchy phrase to replace "nattering nabobs of negativism" for those who express criticism of Republican leaders.

To replace Michael Steele?

Tracie Egan Morrissey of Jezebel commented that she "kind of [loves] Kristin", and was glad to see her replacing Conrad.

Casey, replaced early in the fourth quarter by Matt Senneca, said: "I'm glad to have this one out of the way, but I'm not glad the way it turned out.

"I'm not glad to see him go," he said of Mr. Bloomberg, "because I don't like anyone who'll replace him".