Sentence examples for replacing us from inspiring English sources

By the early 1930s, US 50 had been extended to San Francisco via the former US 48 by overlapping US 99 from Sacramento to Stockton and replacing US 48 over Altamont Pass to US 101E (Foothill Boulevard at Castro Valley Boulevard) near Hayward.

As I write there are fewer than 1,000 virtual strikers signed up (the numbers are rising fast), but the annual cost to the state of replacing us is well over £100m.

The argument is a good recap of several points that have also turned up in speculation by others, including Paul Krugman and my colleague, on what happens once artificial intelligence surpasses human intelligence and robots start replacing us not just in manual labour or repetitive processing tasks, but in, well, everything.

"The techno-fetishists always dream of replacing us (but) we can do things for firefighters on the ground that a camera attached to a drone just can't do," said Connors, noting that many lookouts stay in the job for decades, acquiring deep knowledge of terrain and weather.

A friend who loves the new, dazzlingly aerated style says we have entered an age of "visual rapture".... ..X-Men" combines the fear of aliens invading and replacing us (an old sci-fi trope) with a spectacular war of the gods.... ..X-Men

Imagine that Invasion of the Body Snatchers had it almost right: as in the film, pod creatures from outer space are eliminating us one by one, and replacing us with pod-grown impersonators; it is just that the films have gotten the size of the pods wrong.

Following the extension of the former to the Canadian border, Interstate 15 was constructed roughly paralleling US-89 to the west and replacing US-91 south of Brigham City.

Construction of the southeast quadrant from I-80 (at the time replacing US-40) at Parley's Canyon to 4600 South in Holladay began in mid-1965.

Beginning in the 1950s, Interstate 15 was constructed, replacing US-91 for through traffic south of Brigham City, and leading to that route's truncation there in 1974.

Political leaders who replaced US-backed despots after the Arab spring are openly supporting Hamas, the Islamic movement that has governed Gaza since June 2007.

On May 29 , 1930 AASHO approved an extension of US-60 that replaced US-164.