Sentence examples for speak to replace from inspiring English sources

Shirley added, "My guess is that plasma units are rushing to the McCain campaign as we speak to replace the blood flowing there from the fights among the staff".

Wigan have been granted permission to speak to Rosler about replacing Owen Coyle as manager and have agreed to pay compensation for him.

Bradford City manager Phil Parkinson has rejected the chance to speak to Championship side Blackpool about replacing Michael Appleton.

Bradford manager Phil Parkinson has turned down the chance to speak to the Bloomfield Road club about replacing Appleton.

Wolves asked for permission to speak to McDermott this week as they seek to replace Mick McCarthy at Molineux.

The multiple delays speak to the larger problems with Vietnam's decision to replace firing squads with lethal injections.

He is described as 'an influential and most useful headman, who would be difficult to replace.' (Moyale District Annual Report 1920-1921) 68 The phrase "difficult to replace" speaks to the depth of responsibility and  invested on men by the colonial regime.

He speaks of plans to "replace" certain mayors, whom he lists by name.

Generally speaking, you want to replace your original drive with a similar drive to make the process easier and simpler.

While the Football Association insists it has not spoken to any potential candidates to replace Capello, it intends to make an appointment at the "back end of the season".

Houllier has plans to speak with potential candidates to replace Backe as coach once his contract expires, including a well-known international coach who has worked previously in England's Premier League, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.