Sentence examples for another substitute for from inspiring English sources

Another substitute for glass is on the Mini Cooper, which offers the option of a double sunroof with sliding screen mesh panels.

It's worth stressing here that awards are another substitute for literary criticism, though this is by no means an exclusively Polish phenomenon.

This week MSNBC executives expressed unreserved enthusiasm about another substitute for Ms. Maddow, Melissa Harris-Perry, a professor of political science at Tulane University, who filled in for the first time last week.

You can sort of see some rationale behind it; bee stings obviously have a definite physical effect on the body, they're 100% natural (another substitute for effectiveness), and a localised swelling certainly would remove wrinkles, albeit temporarily and painfully.

Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) is another substitute for removed discs [ 4], but there have been reports of higher rates of graft migration and pseudarthrosis for PMMA compared to carbon- or titanium cages [ 5- 7].

Germany's final chance of a limited crop came when Andre Schürrle, another substitute, crossed for Mesut Özil but he was denied by a smart tip-over by the Polish keeper.

Mrs. Davis,/Have you heard how Mrs. Thompson/Spoilt her new broché this morning?" Another substitute word for God is gee, though gee whiz and gee whillikers! are ways of not quite saying "Jesus".

(Unsweetened) green tea is another good substitute for sugary drinks.

Chopping a white onion is another good substitute for hot peppers.

Either drop these expectations, when looking for another substitute, or don't bother looking for a replacement.

Oxlade-Chamberlain came on for another substitute, Tomas Rosicky, who suffered a nose injury in a challenge with Gabriel Agbonlahor.