Sentence examples for shows substitute from inspiring English sources

He crisscrossed the city for recording sessions, Broadway shows, substitute jobs at the Metropolitan Opera, gigs at the Mostly Mozart Festival and rehearsals with his Arden Trio.

August 2009: On the Lou Dobbs radio show, substitute host Tom Marr says "I have to believe that there is still an inner Muslim within this man that has some sense of sympathy towards the number one enemy of freedom and democracy in the world today, and that is Islamic terrorism".

As the modifications in (6) show, substituting high Significance with realizations of positive/negative Attitude results in a far more contentious, attitudinally charged text.

She spent the summer tutoring, baby-sitting, braiding horses at horse shows, and substitute teaching.

Mr. O'Reilly's ratings fell over the four weeks from 2.1 million viewers, to 1.9 million, but five of those shows had substitute hosts.

He later showed the substitute Simone Padoin a yellow card for a similar offence.

Reacting quickly, NBC decided to pull the show and substitute another taped edition.

Aoife Mulholland, a runner-up in that reality show, will substitute for her twice a week.

No matter how often the replays are shown, the substitute Peschisolido will never really know how he was prevented from being the hero.

He said he was unsure whether the foundation would shut down the show or substitute other works if criminal wrongdoing were established.

Here's the conclusion from Cathles et al. and a link to their long reply: The data clearly shows that substituting natural gas for coal will have a substantial greenhouse benefit under almost any set of reasonable assumptions.