Sentence examples for started substituting from inspiring English sources
Worse is that Osama bin Laden started substituting human messengers for cellphone calls four years ago.
When retail stores started substituting 'Happy Holidays' for 'Merry Christmas,' and schools began calling their Christmas programs 'Winter Plays,' it all seemed ridiculous to me.
These were the early Bush years, the economy still sucked, and he kicked around doing nada for almost seven months until he started substituting at Don Bosco.
Mr. Forgione, who had spent a couple of years at the Connaught Hotel in London, recalls it more as "I had just come back from Europe and had started substituting American ingredients in dishes I had learned to make there".
"They started substituting nickel and dime backs, situational pass rushers, faster defensive linemen, taking out safeties that couldn't run and putting in an extra corner," he told USA Today last winter.
There, a chef named Ichiro Mashita, unable to find any fresh toro, started substituting creamy avocado for the fatty tuna belly, eventually coming up with the California roll, winning the eternal gratitude of my son Barrett and millions of other gaijin.
When I thought about them as symbols, rather than as essentials, it was easy to start substituting at home.
The idea is to compare the DNA of the extinct species to that of a closely related existing species and then start substituting chunks of the extinct species' DNA into the DNA in cells of the existing species.
Dr Nantulya intends to start substituting raw materials for locally-made ones, and thus, in time, to drive price down further.
Look beyond "I can't" and start substituting this with "I can" and "I am".
Just as stoppage time was about to start, substitute Fletcher wasted a chance with poor control.
