Sentence examples for replaced for more from inspiring English sources

But tracks are often poorly maintained, while some sections have not been replaced for more than 150 years.

Father Ahlemeyer said water continually seeped through the church's decaying wooden window frames, which he said had not been replaced for more than 90 years.

But, as Dezecot patiently explains to the whingers, they are being gradually replaced for something more accommodating to the less tolerant arse.

Taurus won't be replaced for three more years, in 2004, while Toyota Motor and Nissan Motor have well-honed new 2002 entries Camry and Altima, respectively.

And he also missed a lot of colleagues who had been replaced for younger more affordable ones.

In Ridley Scott's 2004 final cut of the film, the "happy ending" has been replaced for a more open-ended conclusion, where the two of them leave Deckard's apartment, the movie ends, and the viewer is left to imagine the type of life this unconventional couple would have in the stark future depicted in Blade Runner.

In addition, some terms used in the questionnaire were replaced for words more common in Brazil.

Patients in the trial had received a total knee replacement at least 6 months earlier and had experienced pain in their replaced knee for more than 3 months.

The current £1 coin is being replaced for the first time in more than 30 years because it is vulnerable to counterfeiters.

The tailback Kim is replacing accounted for more than half of the team's offensive yards and touchdowns.

The predicted cost is around £200 for each meter replaced – ie, more than £400 for many households – a sum borne by consumers through increased bills.