Sentence examples for big substitute from inspiring English sources

Smith then sent the big substitute Tony Clubb striding over for a third Wigan try in 10 minutes and it was four in 13 when the left-wing pair of Burgess and Dan Sarginson showed themselves as potent as Bowen and Charnley down the right, with the second-row Liam Farrell demonstrating breathtaking skill to take Burgess's inside pass for the try.

Watford improved with the introduction of Chris Iwelumo, and the big substitute immediately created an opening for Almen Abdi, who fired over the crossbar from 12 yards.

As the Irish tried to summon up a big finish, substitute Cox dragged a great chance wide in the 84th minute although the overlapping Andrews was perhaps better placed to shoot.

Certain other sequence finishing reactions used alternative chemistries, where dGTP BigDye Terminator Mix (Applied Biosystems) or an 80 20 mixture of BigDye dGTP Big Dye substituted for BigDye Terminator Mix in the sequencing reaction mixture.

The parallel to the opposition to GM crops is striking: Just substitute "big corporations" for "big pharma" and the environment in general for the environment of a baby's body.

The backdrop had changed — substitute Big Ben for the Bird's Nest — but through the closing stages the cast was the same that had produced a thrilling end to the Olympic marathon in Beijing in August.

And a bit later, referring to an interview with DIANE SAWYER last year in which she came out, she asked, "Is there anyone in this room who didn't know I was a big fat" -- substitute lesbian for the word she used -- "before that day?" There's a question we're glad was rhetorical.

Mergers and acquisitions are, effectively, big consumer brands' substitute for R&D.

In New York, the teachers crossed out his big words and substituted simple ones.

So Team Shrum contrived to snitch these props, substitute bigger ones and make sure the originals wouldn't be found.

Deciding that he needed a better vocabulary, he found an S.A.T.-prep book called "Word Smart," and began substituting big words for small ones.