Sentence examples for became substitutes from inspiring English sources

Kyle Walker and Leroy Sané became substitutes – alongside Benjamin Mendy after seven months out with a knee injury – as Danilo and Bernardo Silva took their places in a still formidable XI.

Substitutes exist; Talk-shows on TV have become substitutes for the camp-fire.

Is the group promoting truth commissions that could become substitutes for justice?

In both cases, the objects collected become substitutes for failed human relationships.

In recent years, images on screens have become substitutes for materials and objects.

Instead British inquiries, such as those often held into welfare tragedies, have become substitutes for proper, ongoing democratic accountability.

Minute arabesque-like descriptions of nature, particularly of garden scenes, are frequent: the rose and the nightingale have almost become substitutes for mythological figures.

But preservationists say that eliminating restrictions on awnings, which have become substitutes for other signs, would institutionalize the chaos that has resulted from decades of almost nonexistent enforcement.

Eventually these machines, which preserve both what their owners experience and what they think they experience, will become substitutes for experience itself.

Indeed, there is no doubt that "defensive" equities have increasingly become substitutes for bonds, especially for yield-starved investors.

Texting, Twitter, and Facebook have not become substitutes for interpersonal dialogue but instead are only adding to existing routines.