replace ****

But then they went back to school, and I had to replace them.

But they never put much thought to who should replace him.

But nothing is going to replace the public school system.

When they leave, not as many come in to replace them.

The second order of business is to replace the oil.

They have been replaced by young men who look and seem very different.

He was so bad, the director had to replace him.

A day or two later, they will return and be replaced by others.

But even with technology, nothing can replace a good set of eyes on the ground.

He replaced most of the university's top officials and brought in several from state government.

They will not be replaced, and the board now has 10 members.

Members of both the community and the police department say he has not been replaced.

We want to know when, and what will replace them?

The young man had no idea how he could replace either one.

After a while she came out and was replaced by the other.

But school work lost in the fire can never be replaced.

They would stay on the wall two years and then be replaced by others.

And if so, what is he going to replace them with?

The 75 replaced both the 600 and the 800 Series.

Another 500 miles are to be replaced in the next four years.

The new national system will not replace those now in use.

Was I going to replace them just because they were getting on in years?

He left office last month and has not yet been replaced.

"So maybe he wants to replace his little boy with a real man."

These would replace what the women were used to using.