Sentence examples for substitute will be from inspiring English sources
His distinguished substitute will be the excellent French-Canadian pianist Louis Lortie, who brings an elegant technique and deep musical insight to the works in his wide repertory.
Since in Scottish tradition there is a specific formula for marking the "Caledonia Bard's" birthday, members of the association will try to duplicate the observance in "spirit and style," though a a "fun substitute" will be used for haggis.
"What we are deciding is that no substitute will be chosen because the president of this assembly will continue to be Rene Nuñez," Castro said in remarks to lawmakers.
I think it might be fitting to replace Hamilton with the man who killed him – Aaron Burr's reputation, unlike Hamilton's, is in need of resuscitation – but it's been decided that his substitute will be a woman.
It is unlikely that one corneal substitute will be best for all indications, but taken together, the various approaches may soon be able to supplement the supply of human donor corneas for transplantation or allow restoration of diseased or damaged corneas that cannot be treated by currently available techniques.
Once the anterior discectomy has been performed, an interbody cage filled with bone substitute will be placed within the intervertebral space under fluoroscopic guidance.
Although riders will stay in hotels, each stopping point will have a prison from which substitutes will be drawn daily.
According to unpublished preliminary data from Euromonitor, the global market for meat substitutes will be worth $2.5bn in 2020, up from $1.4bn in 2014.
Companies such as Mango have even produced detailed timelines about when their safer substitutes will be available in the next few years.
These substitutes will be used at points in the film which criticize Hitler and they will appear in all versions exported to countries where such criticism is no longer considered discreet.
In this chapter, the optimization of the design of vitreous substitutes will be discussed.
