Sentence examples similar to replace someone on duty from inspiring English sources

For me to replace someone like Marcus who is on fire in the Conference is virtually impossible".

When you're replacing someone who's been on the air for 20 years, it takes some time.

There must always be someone on duty; someone alert, decisive, imaginative, capable of turning the pages around within minutes.

Is someone on duty 24 hours a day, or is there an emergency call service?

The staff are unobtrusive, yet on hand; at night there is always someone on duty, primarily for security.

We took turns in our work so that there was always someone on duty to deal with illegal encroachers.

She will be replaced by someone on a lower rate.

When Adams leaves, she will be replaced by someone on a lower salary, he says.

In 2015 the country will replace stamp duty (levied on property sales) with a charge of its own.

The bloggers will work on a schedule so that someone is on duty around the clock.

Plans to replace stamp duty on properties sold in Scotland have been debated by MSPs at Holyrood.