Sentence examples for well replace from inspiring English sources
"So you might as well replace it with leper.
Portsmouth may well replace West Ham, the club who thought Redknapp had lost the Premiership touch.
It is capable of gushing dollars and could well replace the income tax in time.
Mr. Levine could well replace every occurrence of "Westchester County" with "the nation".
Six other names could well replace them after the next eight games.
As Salmond and the "Scottish question" recede from the headlines, the "English question" could well replace them.
A.M.D.'s 40-page manual that explained its technical wizardry to salespeople has met its demise as well, replaced with a two-page pamphlet.
Given the broad consensus that he has handled the crisis well, replacing him, especially with an obvious Democrat, would have whiffed of politicisation.
The glaciers are gone, though, melted by man's selfishness, and the lynx and elk are gone as well, replaced by a teeming encampment of filthy outcasts shunned for their helpless, Tourette's-syndrome-like candor.
"More and more of our offerings are moving online as well, replacing circular coupons," said Karen Meleta, a vice president at ShopRite, part of the Wakefern Food Corporation in Keasbey, N.J.
"A lot of the careers and jobs that were the bedrock of white working-class family life for many decades and generations have vanished and have not been well replaced," she said.
