Sentence examples for parties replaced from inspiring English sources

Buffet suppers and cocktail parties replaced fussy sit-down dinners and tea parties, and the "co-operative" meal had hosts bringing much of the dinner to the table at once, and then guests helping to serve it.

In the face of some of the largest protests the small North Atlantic island nation had ever seen, the ruling Progressive and Independence parties replaced Gunnlaugsson with the agriculture and fisheries minister, Sigurður Ingi Jóhannsson, and promised elections before the end of the year.

After the ministry finished up around 3 PM, I watched the club evolve back into its original nefarious form a sign about bachelor parties replaced in the club's boxing ring, a poster bearing a blonde woman with a boob job and hot-pink G-string popped into place, the gospel-karaoke TV screen switched to advertise "Whiskey Wednesdays".

The reforms of the 1970's stripped power from the political parties, replacing decisive convention votes with primaries.

The decision has been taken prior to the publication of a full coalition agreement between the two parties, replacing the seven-page agreement rushed out following weekend talks.

With Green party leader Natalie Bennett fighting an unwinnable seat and SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon not standing for a Westminster seat, it will leave just the Conservatives and Labour being led by MPs - until the other parties replace their leaders.

But Putin says the new rules would lead to the creation of a few, strong parties, replacing the current cacophony of the more than 200.

The party replaced him (1982), and he was transferred to Hanoi.

To boost its flagging popularity, the party replaced close to a third of its commune chiefs with more popular candidates.

The party replaced him with Mr. Lautenberg, a retired senator, who handily beat Mr. Forrester after the Republican Party failed to force Mr. Torricelli to remain on the ballot by having the candidate switch declared illegal in court.

Mearns, a member of the Labour party, replaced former incumbent Sharon Hodgson MP, who successfully campaigned for election in the newly formed constituency of Washington and Sunderland West.