A tiny minority of downloaders treat the free e-book as a substitute for the printed book--those are the lost sales.
Who wouldn't be delighted with a review that called one's book a worthy substitute for a college education?
One of Britain's best-loved illustrators has cautioned against giving children colouring books as a substitute for genuine creativity.
A tiny minority of downloaders treat the free e-book as a substitute for the printed book those are the lost sales.
If the book is not a substitute for a visit to Barcelona, it is still a gripping first-hand account of Gaudí's power to melt the mind.
The books were not a substitute for traveling -- but they were supplements, fantasy adventures constructed between and throughout a car trip to another state, a cruise to another land, a flight to another country.
A surprise guest had turned out to be a book editor who needed a substitute for a writer who had abandoned a project, the translation of a family cookbook first published in France in 1903.
Far too many books use it as a substitute for subtle characterization or interesting ideas.
In a county or provincial library system, the bookmobile may serve as the only distributing agency, or as a substitute or supplement for book stations (book-deposit stops), places where books are left and picked up for readers (e.g., a store, post office, etc).
When I think of the experience of reading the book, I see myself as a substitute about to make an appearance in a football match.
That decision came after the accounts of Joseph Fuoco, a source for the book who is characterized as a substitute flight engineer on the mission, were contradicted by scientists, historians and veterans.
