The Hamilton player-manager, who was listed as a substitute, spoke out of turn to one of the officials and was shown a yellow card.
"Moulin Rouge!" deliberately carries its aesthetic of giddy pop-romantic excess over the top, blithely substituting spoken song lyrics for actual dialogue in a way that often sounds silly.
Despite the MUDs and the opportunity to send letters to an e-mail list, she feels that sometimes there's just no substitute for speaking to other people.
The powerful, fearful experience of the numinous that speaks of the mystery of life has been traded in for a variety of substitutes that no longer speak to the depths of our humanity or serve our spiritual yearning.
Shooting the English countryside in the romanticised manner of the Deep South in Gone With the Wind, Spielberg and cinematographer Janusz Kaminski conjure a sweeping, tear-jerking epic in which broad strokes and grand gestures speak volumes, substituting visual verbosity and musical overstatement (John Williams in full nostril-flaring form) for the first-person equine narration of the novel.
"I can speak before, I can substitute him, I can find different solutions, but..."....
Since we were unable to create an appropriate database of vocalizations from known individuals, we substituted exemplars of spoken words into the pay-for-listen task from a known human (i.e., the monkey's caretaker) and an unknown human.
The titular wealth they speak of comes from substituting "ever-more-refined knowledge for the traditional factors of industrial production — land, labor and capital".
To speak of Sarkozy as a substitute for Tony Blair in Europe would be premature - and unhelpful, given Blair's inability to exert significant influence on US policy.
But because shame happens between people, there is no substitute for telling on ourselves, so to speak, to someone else and making ourselves vulnerable.
