Sentence examples for job replaced from inspiring English sources

Dominic Mohan has stepped down as editor of the Sun after four years in the job, replaced by David Dinsmore.

Taxi drivers, delivery trucks, parking enforcers, bus drivers and a long list of other people who drive cars for a living could find themselves out of a job, replaced by a computer chip and an algorithm.

Soon, if Google's efforts to create driverless cars are successful, cab drivers, cross-country truckers and even ambulance drivers could be out of a job, replaced by a computer in the driver's seat.

For that reason, it is possible that the U.S.T.A. has been wary of him since he lobbied for the Davis Cup captaincy in the late 1990s, only to quit after one year on the job — replaced by Patrick, who has remained in the role.

Chatting with Jane again I'm reminded how, setting out on an assignment with her, as a writer, toward the end of her active career, was always a privileged high-wire act, with her light-and-time fretfulness before a job replaced by certainty and contentment as a picture emerged in her eye and in her camera.

Whoever comes in will have a hard job replacing Ancelotti, who was widely respected in the English game.

Helen Lewis has changed first her name (formerly Lewis-Hasteley) and now her job, replacing Jon Bernstein as deputy editor.

It was this scandal that led to Jenkins being promoted from running the retail bank to the top job, replacing Bob Diamond (who has since reinvented himself as an investor in African banking).

Whoever edited the manuscript of "Why We Go to Cabarets" for publication did a skillful job, replacing its many breathless dashes with more accurate punctuation, indenting for paragraphs in several places, but otherwise mostly leaving the piece alone.

The Braves did a superb job replacing TBS, divvying up the games to three stations.

The mills have largely disappeared and the spinning and weaving jobs replaced by better-paid ones.