Sentence examples for would choose to replace from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, WB said it had not yet decided whom it would choose to replace Ms. Doherty on "Charmed".
Bruins Coach Claude Julien refused to say who he would choose to replace Campbell, saying only, "We've got a lot of options".
For a while today, as the State House buzzed with rumors about which Democrat Gov. James E. McGreevey would choose to replace Senator Torricelli in the Senate race -- former Senator Frank R. Lautenberg was ultimately announced as the candidate -- it appeared that the choice would be Representative Frank Pallone Jr. of Monmouth County.
How the Supreme Court might change after the election depends not only on who wins but also on two other even more speculative issues: who, if any, of the current justices might retire and who the new president would choose to replace them.
An NBC/Wall Street Journal survey, released Thursday, asked Americans if they would choose to replace every member of Congress, including their own.
Why else would a state party choose to replace an effective, respected leader who can protect Indiana's future prosperity in Washington with someone who, if elected, will be lucky to see the front of the Senate from his seat in the back while casting votes that will likely mirror those of Mr. Lugar more than 90 percent of the time?
It would be obvious then to choose to replace the expensive personal advice offered today on various issues with a robust website.
Mr. Martinez would not comment on whom Mr. Crist might choose to replace him, saying he was leaving the matter to the governor.
The speculation has begun about whom Obama will choose to replace him.
Interest will now focus on the driver Mercedes will choose to replace the world champion.
Eight days later, Bridgestone/Firestone announced it would replace any of the tires in question no matter where or when manufactured; that it would do so nationwide; and that it would even reimburse customers who chose to replace Firestone tires with another brand.
