Sentence examples for intriguing replacement from inspiring English sources
And while the original off-shoot, Zoo Art Fair, will be sadly missed this year, SUNDAY, a free three-day event in Marylebone's Ambika P3, is shaping up to be an intriguing replacement.
Perhaps its most intriguing feature was the replacement of an adjustable driver's seat with a moving instrument panel.
DiPietro's other recent replacement is more intriguing.
A potentially equally intriguing and media-friendly a replacement has been found: television presenter Christine Kelly who, says the Telegraph, is often pictured in bikinis and trouser suits.
But he recently made an intriguing choice in his own replacement, in May naming San Francisco Archbishop William J. Levada to his old post as head of the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith.
Alternatively, given our evidence of large-scale neural crest contribution to microvillous sensory neurons, it is intriguing to consider that their replacement during adulthood may take place via a latent neural crest stem cell population derived from the nasal cavity.
Although technically demanding and despite unsolved immunological issues, bipolar fresh total osteochondral allograft (BFTOA) represent an intriguing option to arthrodesis and prosthetic replacement.
Darlow has already been earmarked as Tim Krul's replacement back at St James Parkk but it would be intriguing to see how Collin coped at Premier League level.
Although PLCβ has additional contact points (e.g., the α3-β5 region) on Gαq [ 25], the lack of detrimental effect upon the replacement of the α2-β4 reginn in the zα2β4QL chimera is rather intriguing and warrant some discussion.
(Browner's replacement, Walter Thurmond, played well for a second straight week. Thurmond was an intriguing slot corner in 2010 who had his career derailed for two years by a leg injury).
The other intriguing amendment, put forth by five moderate Republicans, attempted to ensure there was a good ACA replacement by slowingdown the timeline for drafting repeal legislation but it was withdrawn before a vote.
