Sentence examples for ready to replace the from inspiring English sources

"I had 700 people ready to replace the hostages," he said.

Nor is there a currency ready to replace the dollar as the world's key currency.

One goal is to have sufficient content on the bench, ready to replace the shows that will (inevitably) fail.

Washington appeared rejuvenated this season, ready to replace the retired Michael Johnson as the world's best quarter-miler.

But at present no one country is ready to replace the United States as the dominant country.

Jose Mourinho was discounted on the belief he had an agreement to join Chelsea with Carlo Ancelotti, another target, ready to replace the Portuguese coach at Madrid.

The league is also pushing to hire additional officials who would serve as a bench, ready to replace those the N.F.L. determines are underperforming, though some of the locked-out officials doubt the seriousness of that proposal and believe it is a negotiating tactic.

"The average age of cars on the road today in the U.S. is the highest ever recorded and consumers are ready to replace these older vehicles," Amy Crews Cutts, Equifax's chief economist, said in a statement.

That is why the ministers of the oil cartel, who met on June 5th in Vienna, said they stand ready to replace all the oil that Iraq takes off the market.

Jimenez had been in the shadow of the Yankees' more celebrated shortstop prospect, Alfonso Soriano, but he batted.327 for Columbus last year and demonstrated such poise in his brief tenure with the Yankees in September that club officials determined he was ready to replace Luis Sojo as the backup infielder.

Going into the weekend, Hill announced he would retire after the race, so Jordan had Jos Verstappen test their car ready to replace Hill should the need arise.