Sentence examples for moment to replace from inspiring English sources

One of those going out to bat for the Labour leader was Dame Tessa Jowell, who said it was "not the moment" to replace him.

While the injured stars that have helped the Yankees make the playoffs the last three years tended to their wounds, the new veterans who were brought in at the last moment to replace them embraced each other.

Dropped in at the last moment to replace Toumani Diabate, who was forced to withdraw with a bout of malaria, Jupiter & Okwess International played a superb set to start the festival proper.

"If we don't use this as the moment to replace Saddam after we replace the Taliban, we are setting the stage for disaster," Newt Gingrich, the former speaker of the House and a member of the group, said in an interview.

Moreover, based on FNN research, Wu and Xie [2] utilized low-order Zernike moments to replace DCT to further improve the performance of Ethanany's study, which adopted larger dimension of feature vector to represent an image sufficiently for the un-orthogonality of DCT-based space.

Tellingly, the Maine Senate is at this moment proposing to replace it with a local member of the tit family known as the chickadee.

Giulio Tremonti, the finance minister of the moment, wanted to replace the existing hotchpotch Italy has four financial regulators other than its powerful central bank, all toothless and understaffed with one strong super-regulator, an Italian equivalent of Britain's Financial Services Authority FSAA).

The proposed connection for both steel-concrete composite precast frames and reinforced concrete precast frames under the condition of fully or partially restrained moment connections is to replace conventional monolithic cast-in-place concrete frames.

I savored the triumph for a moment, and then decided to replace the phone with a copy of "Huckleberry Finn".

The Saints scrum started to buckle and, moments after coming on to replace the struggling Salesi Ma'fu, Gareth Denman was sent to the sin-bin.

Even the keenest optimists could hardly argue that tax revenues would go on moving upwards; realism pointed to a sharp drop.It was the state's misfortune that, at precisely this moment, the main candidates trying to replace Mr Pataki as governor were party hacks whose assertions of fiscal probity were never taken seriously.