Sentence examples for regularly substituted from inspiring English sources
Clean samples were regularly substituted for tainted ones in sports including athletics, weightlifting, wrestling, canoeing, cycling and swimming.
Fernando Torres started Euro 2008 being outscored by his striking partner, and found himself regularly substituted by his head coach, Luis Aragonés.
As suggested, we bought a second Ernie while he was still available and regularly substituted one for the other so they would wear out equally, which allowed them to be washed, too.
In a derivative of this structure type, the chalcopyrite (CuFeS2) structure, copper and iron ions can be thought of as having been regularly substituted in the zinc positions of the original sphalerite atomic arrangement.
"I've never coached against that style of play in 35 years of coaching," said Vanguard Coach Russ Davis, who had 10 players play double-digit minutes to counter a 16-player Olivet system that regularly substituted five at a time.
By comparison with previous NMR data on glucuronoxylan fragments [ 30- 32], the spectrum was fully in agreement with the presence of a mixture of a β(1 4 -linked xylopyranose residues regularly substituted on C-2 by α-4OMeGlcA or α-GlcA in a 2/1 4 -linkedta not shown).
One theory making the rounds has Ms. Walters regularly substituting for Larry King on "Larry King Live".
The media regulator's report argued that both consumers and advertisers regularly substitute online sites for local newspapers and that this trend is very much on the increase.
By the time he was 17, he was regularly substituting for first-team players, playing alongside the gifted French defenders Frank Leboeuf and Marcel Desailly, whom he would eventually succeed as captain.
Yes, it offers practical benefits and entertainment value, but is it high resolution enough to want to regularly substitute for your children's real life?
"As a former resident assistant, I would definitely say that the sleep culture among first year students in the resident halls is very anti-sleep (bragging about pulling all-nighters regularly, substituting sleep for coffee, etc).
