Sentence examples for nice substitute from inspiring English sources

Mirin, which is a sweet sake, is a nice substitute, if you have it.

And if you don't want to use port, regular red wine spiked with a few tablespoons of honey or brown sugar is a nice substitute.

"It's a nice substitute for whiskey in classic cocktails that call for a peated Scotch, as the spirit provides the same kind of smoke.

If you can't get them but have a big supermarket nearby then thai basil is a nice substitute, and works well with the slight soapiness of coriander and the freshness of mint.

In other words, escapist fiction is a nice substitute once in a while!

Though this is more time consuming, a knife is a nice substitute for a vegetable peeler.

This concert, part of a series dedicated to performing new music, was called New Music from Israel, and, yes, it truly was "nice Jewish music!" Substituting for an indisposed Lisa Batiashvili was the erudite Yotam Haber, a composer I deeply admire, Israeli or not.

Or perhaps we could try something radically different: substitute a nice, wholesome word for derrière.

A nice tribute but no substitute for a piece of thoughtful analysis.However, Mr Franzen is a sturdy enough authority elsewhere.

Substitute in nice possible values in an algebraic expression.

The trade surplus is a nice cushion but not a substitute for domestic strength.