Sentence examples for has substituted the from inspiring English sources

In a sense, it has substituted the authority of process for the external authority".

These days, Teacher has substituted the musical chairs of the ATP tour for a decidedly more subdued base in LA.

It's the part about how Manhattan looks from the Queensboro Bridge, though Ms. Flint has substituted the word "penthouse" for the bridge because "last year I lived in a penthouse," she explained, and then quoted her version.

Since our days camping here – journalists outside, Delfin inside – he has planted palms across the lawn where the boy played for the cameras, and has substituted the chicken wire to which prayers and flowers were attached with more robust fencing.

One such painting, hanging in the back of his shop, is a regal portrait of Diana, the Princess of Wales, in which Mr. Thuan has substituted the face of his wife.

But there is little evidence of this.For the tyranny of the leader column, Mr Oliver has substituted the terror of the tweet: television and social media, which he does care about, provoke equally hyperactive government, while arguably providing less scrutiny.

Here we've substituted the jam with the lively sharpness of seasonal rhubarb.

They have substituted the misrule of politics for the rule of law.

The dispute is considered so sensitive that courts have substituted the name John Doe for the businessman, and Richard Roe for the lawyer who filed the case, Frederick M. Oberlander.

He could have substituted the Spurs and Duncan into the latter half of that statement, and the comparison would have held.

They have substituted the old mantra of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll with their own shiny new model: sex, soccer and shopping.