In life, everything has its own meaning and its own purpose, for which there cannot be any permanent substitute.
Now she is a permanent substitute teacher in Virginia Beach, working for a fraction of her old salary.
Lauren, after years of working as a substitute teacher — while working other jobs to earn a living — landed a permanent substitute teaching job at Sandy Hook Elementary School in October.
In 1951, as a young "permanent substitute" teacher in a New York City public school, I asked some veteran teachers how their classes always had high test averages; my class averages, with similar students, were always in the failing range.
Not only is the WTO theoretically in search of a permanent substitute for India's waiver on subsidies; it also pledged long ago to scrap rich countries' farm-export subsidies.
The company also withdrew its request to the state Public Service Commission for permission to use Voice Link as a permanent substitute for traditional home phone service elsewhere in the state.
Jelavic himself added to the scoring just before the hour mark but it was Rangers' fourth that was celebrated most of all as Salim Kerkar, who has become something of a cult figure among the Rangers supporters, apparently on account of his status as an almost permanent substitute rather than starter.
One Washington D.C. parent-teacher group told me that they funded the hiring of a permanent substitute for their grade school.
The "permanent substitute," (one of my favorite education oxymorons), who took over a class for almost the entire school year, had better scores than veteran teachers.
And of course, the move sets him up as Diane Sawyer's replacement-in-waiting (as well as her permanent substitute); both Charlie Gibson and Sawyer were "Good Morning America" hosts before taking the evening news anchor chair.
