Sentence examples for eager substitute from inspiring English sources
At the very least expect Jordan to replace anyone indisposed in India as an eager substitute fielder.
Around the same time Barnes & Noble, eager to find a substitute for Sobe, decided to carry Jones Naturals (juices and teas) in all 500 of its cafes.
Eager pupils completed the works, substituting materials from reportationes examinatae for the questions Duns Scotus left undictated.
Our inclination to assume that computers provide a sufficient substitute for our own intelligence has made us all too eager to hand important work over to software and accept a subservient role for ourselves.
Von Braun, who once declared, "All I really want is a rich uncle," was eager to have the Army's money, even if that now meant substituting secrecy for publicity seeking.
A new guy was substituting for Matt Lauer and he seemed nervous and fidgety, perhaps eager to do a good job filling in for the hugely popular Lauer.
With Newcastle eager to re-establish their lead, they were found outnumbered at the back as substitute Andrew Johnson led a pacy counter-attack.
"If you are eager to learn more about carob," Boynton's one-page ode to the supposed chocolate substitute reads, "I really don't know what to tell you".
