Sentence examples for finding substitutes from inspiring English sources

| Children finding substitutes for Nickelodeon.

But she added that finding substitutes and assigning teachers to classrooms was the responsibility of local districts and individual principals.

Instead, they decided that businesses should gain permission to use the most dangerous chemicals only if they present plans for finding substitutes.

The term was coined by General Electric during the second world war, to describe a way of finding substitutes for materials then in short supply.

That morning, Mr. Bassoff was told that three sixth-grade boys would be sitting in his fourth-grade class -- a common practice when a teacher was absent, because the school had trouble finding substitutes.

"Or is it the teacher's and the Board of Education's fault?" Margie Feinberg, a spokeswoman for the Board of Education, said that while the practice of distributing children to other classes when their teacher is absent is not prohibited, finding substitutes is preferred.

The Pleistocene rewilders proposed finding substitute animals that could serve in their place.

The emphasis of this investigation was on finding substitute and efficient remedial approaches for the total destruction of this bacterium.

When you are hired, the district will provide information about finding substitute assignments in that district.

Preparing for a world without work means grappling with the roles work plays in society, and finding potential substitutes.

These obstacles can be overcome by finding synthetic substitutes with similar AFP properties.