Sentence examples for waiting to replace from inspiring English sources

At City, though, everybody has a multimillion-dollar reserve waiting to replace him.

There was some grumbling in Jets Nation: "Bench him!" Need we mention who is on the bench, waiting to replace him?

The most time-consuming activity occurred back home in Maryland, where it took hours of waiting to replace my driver's license.

Real have Keylor Navas waiting to replace Casillas and could also exercise an £8m buy-back clause on talented Espanyol keeper Kiko Casilla next summer – so a move for De Gea seems unlikely.

They're dizzyingly expensive, but at the lower end of the scale 4K TVs are becoming just about affordable – if you've been waiting to replace your old telly, this could be the year to do it.

Constance Casey ("Yellow Jackets in Season," Op-Ed, July 23) states that spraying a nest doesn't work because "there are many, many more nests out there with legions of yellow jackets waiting to replace the ones you kill".

Vanessa Bell, a 55-year-old security guard, waited to replace a lost driver's license.

"Our furnace is about at the end of its life, and I can't wait to replace it".

If you have a year-long contract on your fancy mobile phone, one economist points out, you will have to wait to replace it with a cheaper model.

She waited to replace the pork-barrel ministers she inherited from him until corruption charges against them became overwhelming, and implemented only limited reforms.

The same team, of course, that could not wait to replace him with its latest high-end acquisition, Amar'e Stoudemire.