Sentence examples for interchangeable goods from inspiring English sources

But doing so would make the price per ticket much more expensive," George explains, and tells me that airline seats are basically interchangeable goods: It doesn't matter if the metal tube you are flying in has Virgin, United or American Airlines written on the side of it, as long as it gets you from one place to another.

A current truism of operatic commentary (echoed also in criticism of instrumentalists and conductors) is that conservatories and young-artist programs are churning out interchangeable nonentities, good boys and girls who are well prepared but anonymous.

The passes are interchangeable and good at nearby Keystone and Arapahoe Basin, as well as Vail and Beaver Creek, all within easy driving distance, plus many other top U.S. resorts like Canyons and Park City Mountain Resort, UT; Northstar, Heavenly and Kirkwood, CA; plus resorts throughout the Alps and even Japan.

If you MUST shoot digital save up for a camera with good optics and interchangeable lens - a good lens is MUCH more important than more mega pixels.

The notion that American presidents are interchangeable, whether for good or bad … people may have different views about that, but there's no question that [Donald Trump's] persona is having a huge impact.

Eyepieces are interchangeable on any good 'scope, so you can experiment with different magnifications.

Everything else is relatively interchangeable, a commodity.

Refinements in machine tools in the 19th century allowed the mass production of interchangeable parts for consumer goods and articles of war.

Gross substitution implies that goods are interchangeable.

The outside game, starring Kelly and Coco Miller, the interchangeable twins, is as good as they come.

He uses lots of visual tricks that help make this a cut above all those good but interchangeable British police procedurals, including filming scenes from the perspective of that locked-in patient.