Sentence examples for going to substitute from inspiring English sources

PROFESSOR: How do I know what I'm going to substitute?

We're going to substitute in what they are.

What I'm going to do here is I'm going to substitute in for prices.

But once Emily Blunt had the role it wasn't like they were going to substitute her.

So that's going to give me, basically because then I'm going to substitute this for x in here.

I'm going to substitute three for x and four for y in the body of this procedure that you see over here.

He instead went to substitute drills, as the Guard allows.

"If you're doing something that can be written down in a programmatic, algorithmic manner, you're going to be substituted for quickly," said Claudia Goldin, an economist at Harvard.

"I don't think people are going to be substituting one for the other.

Burns was incredulous that Emma and Carl had not yet consummated their four-month-old marriage, and criticized their going to a substitute teacher for relationship advice, something that Benigno also found stupid.

There's such unforgettable stars as "Face with uneven eyes and mouth" (tl dr: drunk), "salt shaker" (which will obviously become the go-to substitute for calling someone salty) and "frowning pile of poo" — because it's 2017 and even poo is unhappy with things right now.