Sentence examples for replacement bringing from inspiring English sources

This much is incontrovertible: Hickey's friend Gene Corrigan, the Notre Dame athletic director, hired Holtz as Faust's replacement, bringing father and son together for what was a mixed reunion.

Schumer stopped short of laying out ironclad demands that must be met in the year-end deal, but hinted that a DACA replacement, bringing defense spending increases to parity with domestic spending, funding the children's health insurance program and providing more money for storm-ravaged states are his top priorities.

Estrogen replacement brought about a dramatic recovery.

He had not done so to date, as picking a replacement brought with it multiple political problems.

Andrew Luck, Quarterback, Indianapolis Colts — Peyton Manning's replacement brings size, accuracy and brains to offensive coordinator Bruce Arians's quarterback-friendly offense, but without Pierre Garcon, Jacob Tamme and Dallas Clark he'll have to make do with a declining Reggie Wayne and a fragile Austin Collie as his main weapons.

Agbonlahor was forced off with a knee injury before an own goal by Jordan Bowery, his replacement, brought Hull level following Liam Rosenior's cross.

COSTA MESA — The old food pyramid is gone, but its replacement brings a new opportunity to educate the community on how to eat healthfully, Newport-Mesa Nutrition saidicesaidficialsaidid.

The home side were in the ascendency, their replacements bringing the intended energy to their play, and with 10 minutes remaining Laidlaw's fifth penalty gave them the lead for the first time.

Their replacements bring the bills down to about £450.

But after two treasured sitars that he had played for years were broken during a flight from Lebanon, he performed with his daughter Anoushka Shankar at Les Suds à Arles, a world music festival, in Arles, France, with two replacements brought from India by his instrument maker, the BBC reported.

The bells that until recently occupied the North Tower, were, to the ears of bell aficionados, discordant impostors – cheap replacements brought in after the originals were melted down to make cannons during the French Revolution.