Sentence examples for has to substitute from inspiring English sources

The four hour drive is only punctuated by a roadhouse where hot milk has to substitute for coffee.

And, he says, the low-cost airlines make it easier to change passenger names if one employee has to substitute for another at a meeting.

It should be pointed out that it requires very little French to understand Winnie; her usage is very basic, and occasionally she has to substitute a word of English.

It takes Sarra ah hour or so to get the subject in shooting-frame of mind, and during that time the ice melts so fast under Sarra's lights that he has to substitute cellophane when he finally takes his shots.

While the dance set to Bach affirms the artist's trust "in the power art has to substitute order for chaos", the two dances together reflect the philosopher's most elementary lesson on the difference between, in Tharp's words, "the way the world should be," and "the way the world is".

This might partly be explained by less informal care, as more elderly live alone and LTC has to substitute for informal care.

Often they have to substitute one note for another.

He apologized for having to substitute the sugared variety.

But growers here may have to substitute marijuana varieties.

It says that I have to substitute the arguments for the formal parameters in the body.

But for Charlie, you have to substitute into the left-hand side as well.