Sentence examples for interchangeably for from inspiring English sources
"The thing about internet banking is it's just more convenient," says Barry, a trainee teacher who uses his phone and computer interchangeably for banking services.
"Until now," she said in 1977, "every breast that was sold was used interchangeably for the right or the left side.
"Adhesive" as a general term includes cement, mucilage, glue, and paste terms that are often used interchangeably for any organic material that forms an adhesive bond.
I seared it for the tacos and found that the light green, more bulbous squash and the darker green and yellow zucchini all worked interchangeably for these.
Until rather recent times physics and natural philosophy were used interchangeably for the science whose aim is the discovery and formulation of the fundamental laws of nature.
The Margaret River -- the name is used interchangeably for a village and for the vineyards that surround it -- lies about three hours south of Perth by car, near the southwestern corner of Australia.
Most Europeans were confused by the turkey and understood only that it was one of several big, foreign-looking birds — guinea hens, peacocks, even cranes — and the word for one was often used interchangeably for the others.
A few permanent additions or, rather, differentiations from existing letters occurred during the Middle Ages, when the signs for u and v, and i and j, previously written interchangeably for either the vowel or the consonant sound, became conventionalized as u and i for vowels and v and j for consonants.
Machines are manufactured that can be used interchangeably, both for offset and for letterset; in the latter case, the action of the dampening system is suspended.
It arrived in the mid-19th century and was soon being used by Africans and Europeans alike, interchangeably, often for commercial purposes.
Many people presume that interning, or being an apprentice (the two are used almost interchangeably) is for graduates or school leavers only and the newly-launched National Careers Service doesn't disabuse would-be applicants of that notion.
