Sentence examples for plays substituting from inspiring English sources

One would imagine that it would be a useful thing to be able to say that someone definitively benefited from the summer-long fake hostage-crisis kabuki play we just endured, if only because now that we're facing a future of constant fake hostage-crisis kabuki plays substituting for a functional form of governance.

Formal training is almost non-existent, indoor play substituting as preparation for outdoor matches.

All he could do was begin recasting the play, substituting Pashtun jihadi commanders for non-Pashtun ones.

And her portrait of Loretta, the trailer-camp neighbor who plays substitute mom to the beauty contestant Kirsten Dunst in last summer's "Drop Dead Gorgeous," was so winning that the director, Michael Patrick Jann, expanded the role on the set.

On a deeper level, game playing substitutes for role playing.

His couture show for Dior in the summer, when he again played substitute designer, had been panned by the critics.

David Beckham, a playing substitute once again, added: "Being able to recover is a sign of a good side.

The home side were pressing for the second goal but against the run of play substitute Barnes, who had replaced Alan Navarro, equalised.

As I wrote in 2006, "I had a full family -- my mother, grandmother, uncles and, later, stepfathers -- all of whom played substitute.

Maybe there's a way to do what US comedian and commentator Jon Stewart recently suggested, to mimic a music industry model in which radio stations (or, in this case, blogs and aggregate news sites) pay a royalty per spin for each song played (substitute "spins" with "clicks" on hyperlinks to newspaper stories).

• Ljubojevic, playing White, substituted 5 e3 for the far more common 5 Nf3, perhaps thinking to develop that piece to e2.