Sentence examples for many substitutes from inspiring English sources

Lee hit out at Pardew for being "too hot tempered in matches", claiming the former Palace midfielder "forgets how many substitutes are left".

With so many substitutes, it was probably only to be expected that England would look slightly dishevelled in the second half.

The current Yankees, however, are suddenly sputtering in a manner befitting their lineup, which is dotted with many substitutes and minor leaguers, too.

During the fourth quarter, when many substitutes were on the field, even the fans who had endured the early downpour were pouring through the exits.

Backe was forced to go to his bench, a place where he normally sits but generally does not countenance many substitutes, because of injuries to Wilman Conde (groin strain), Roy Miller (left knee effusion), Solli and Stephen Keel (back strain).

As any elementary school principal — or any maître d'hôtel or news director or theater owner — will tell you, many substitutes are called, but few choose substituting as a life's work.

Moreover, the electronegative nitrogen atoms offers many substituted pyrimidine structures through direct substitution reactions [9 12].

Dozens of wealthy colleges have increased their aid to low- and middle-income students, many substituting grants for loans.

But if eight people don't show for a table that has been set aside — and set up — for that many, how many substitute groups of eight are likely to wander in without a reservation?

Many substitute butter or vegetable shortenings, but some use a product called Atora (unavailable, so far as I know, in the United States), which looks like half-inch bits of dried spaghetti.

Since the 2000-1 school year, the school system has contracted with a temporary employment agency, Kelly Educational Staffing, an off-shoot of Kelly Services, which provides as many substitute teachers as needed on any given day.