Sentence examples for replacement swing from inspiring English sources
Woods said there is currently no timetable to find a replacement swing coach.
During the negotiations, some owners have referred to the regular officials, who had long been convinced that the failure of replacements would swing leverage their way, as "holding the league hostage" to their demands.
Brett Gardner, who is recovering from elbow surgery, could be activated Wednesday to pinch-run and be a defensive replacement, although he cannot swing a bat yet.
But they are hoping his strong ratings on the economy will help them meet their main imperative before the party conventions: to solidify perceptions of Mr. Romney as an adequate replacement for Mr. Obama among swing voters who like the president but are ready to "fire him" — as one aide put it — if they can bring themselves to trust Mr. Romney.
Alexander's replacement was long-running London swing Jacqueline Hughes, who was cast as the standby before she even performed as Elphaba when she was understudy.
Now, the advent of huge amounts of DNA data, including the Neanderthal and Denisovan genomes, has halted and even reversed that pendulum swing, away from absolute replacement.
The results obtained show that nanotubes can significantly reduce the drain-induced barrier lowering effect and subthreshold swing in silicon channel replacement while sustaining smaller channel area at higher current density.
Democrats called on Republicans to refrain from nominating a replacement for Kennedy, known as a swing vote on some issues, so close to the midterm elections.
The design of the second East Washington Avenue Bridge is unknown, but the survey in 1916 for its replacement documented a cantilever through truss swing that was 184 feet long.
Day first announced his intention to resign on 17 October but then suggested he might stay on until November to swing support behind his preferred replacement, Rikki Lambert, or to vote on the Australian Building and Construction Commission bill and other legislation himself.
