Sentence examples for almost substituted from inspiring English sources

Sunderland manager Gus Poyet says he almost substituted Adam Johnson off before his match-winning goal as Sunderland won 1-0 agaiNewcastlestle.

Eddie Howe has admitted he almost substituted Charlie Austin before the striker netted the winning goal for Burnley at Derby on Saturday.

Sanyin: I could almost substitute the word "leader" for "coach" and all of those things will still hold true.

Dutch ovens can almost substitute for a baking pan, frying pan (although because of the steep, deep walls it's difficult to flip pancakes), or stew pot.

"Be" is almost always substituted for "am," "don't" for "doesn't," "went" for "gone". And every third word is interspersed with the ubiquitous "like, you know". This is not casual urban street lingo we're talking about here; this is the way most of the young men playing their hearts out for Dear Old State U formally speak.

The distal metaphysis was almost entirely substituted by a cyst-like lesion containing free bony fragments, suggesting the 'fallen fragment sign'.

It works out because both real wasabi and horseradish are roots in the brassicaceae family - it's almost like substituting a shallot for an onion.

Powdered gold is so costly, however, that bronze powders have been substituted almost universally.

Powdered gold is so costly, however, that bronze powders have been substituted almost universally for the precious metal.

In that war, U.S. carrier-based fighters substituted almost entirely for land-based theater air forces because of an absence of suitable forward operating locations for the latter.

The Golden Boot winner from the World Cup was substituted almost immediately – an acknowledgment from Carlo Ancelotti that Real's job was done.