Sentence examples for rushes to replace from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, his partner, Shannon Tweed, rushes to replace Mr. Simmons's coveted Kiss collectibles, which were ruined in a flood after a pipe broke.

Now, as the State Department rushes to replace all of the military support it needs to exist in still-dangerous Iraq without the Army, there are fears that the warping of reality may indeed endanger lives in Baghdad.

There has been no rush to replace synthetic turf elsewhere.

But when you have writing on, marquise de Pompadour, would you rush to replace it?

Training at Fort Carson was abbreviated because of the rush to replace a returning air ambulance unit, officers say.

There is no rush to replace Hornby, he said, and a search would begin "in due course".

Mr Robertson urges his Cabinet colleague Theresa May and Mr Johnson not to rush to replace Sir Paul, denying that his departure will affect the planning.

Ireland chief executive John Delaney revealed he is in no rush to replace the Italian, whom he described as a "success" in the role.

Shortly after this fine was imposed, engineers at the reactor noticed a problem with a set of valves, and rushed to replace them before an N.R.C. inspection.

As if this were not enough, in the rush to replace diminishing fossil fuel, palm oil is being mixed into petrol.

"In markets such as China and Latin America, demand for feature phones fell significantly as users rushed to replace their old models with smartphones".