Sentence examples for long to replace from inspiring English sources

Some observers wondered what took Francona so long to replace Crisp, who is 5 for 31 (.161) in the playoffs.

He said he was also mystified why it will take so long to replace the signs: "Is it that hard?

Zipping across the state from Friday until Monday evening — as zippy as one can be in an 800-mile-long state of 53 Congressional districts and multiple news markets — the candidates who long to replace Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Senator Barbara Boxer, who is in a tough battle to defend the seat she has held for nearly two decades, pressed their cases.

I've been waiting too damn long to replace my 3G iPod.

Some analysts blame Marx for waiting too long to replace the guy in charge — James Kennedy, a onetime knife salesman who led the company for eight years.

So materials scientists long to replace this system with devices consisting of tiny magnetic dots that will preserve the vital 0s and 1s even when the computer is off.

You have to kill it," says Tor, who longs to replace his crewmate Frode as the harpooner.

Especially since the wave of mergers, the majors need mega-projects with long lives to replace reserves.

The appointment comes after a long search to replace Jitendra Singh, who resigned in 2009 over the lack of funds allocated by the university to the school.

The Justice and Development Party has long promised to replace the 1982 Constitution, drafted under the auspices of the military after a coup in 1980.

"If a large tree dies, it can have an immediate effect, and takes a long time to replace," Dr. Lutz said.