Sentence examples for which to replace from inspiring English sources

First, there's no other model with which to replace that poor mouse.

At first, after the collapse of the caloric theory, physicists had nothing with which to replace it.

The referees, similarly attired, also wear white gloves with which to replace the balls upon the table.

Every generation erases a little collective memory, convinced that it has something better with which to replace it.

These families wandered the market acquiring other, equally useless possessions with which to replace those that they sold.

Miliband ditched New Labour but, beyond a basket of populist gimmicks he struggled to find anything with which to replace it.

A system which helped shape and form the area giving rise to the suburban sprawl which came to replace the cattle ranches and fields.

Or Britain, which plans to replace six benefits with one.

Fortunately, they had renter's insurance, which paid to replace almost everything.

The European Union, which wants to replace its nation states with an enormous statist bureaucracy, may face similar reactions.

In higher education, as elsewhere, government rhetoric which claims to replace conservative practices with modern social policies has confusing outcomes.