Sentence examples for substituting a new from inspiring English sources

And much of the buildup and hipster recoil seemed to abate when shipments of the CD were delayed several weeks, as the band's label, RCA, scrambled to re-press the recording, substituting a new song for one called "New York City Cops," the refrain of which goes, "New York City Cops/They ain't too smart".

Instead of substituting a new amino acid for one of the 20, the scientists introduced a 21st amino acid.

The invention of printing helped disseminate the secular polyphonic lieder, and many of the most popular ones were turned into sacred pieces by simply substituting a new text.

This year, the department changed the process again, substituting a new test known as the Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test — Second Edition, or NNAT2, for the Bracken exam.

Imported from Europe, Art Nouveau, and its sibling the Secession style, forsook historical, classically based styles, substituting a new idiom of linear detail and unconventional ornament.

To reassemble his coalition, Mr. Reid on Wednesday proposed scrapping the president's plan to pay for his bill, and substituting a new 5 percent surtax on incomes of more than $1 million.

Should we instead substitute a new game of who can plant 25 trees the fastest?

By replacing inherited status with meritocracy, we substituted a new kind of injustice for an older one.

One alternative would be to substitute a new bill in the House that is closer to Kerry-Lugar.

Instead, the three-judge panel on Monday withdrew the earlier decision and substituted a new one that cited the "discretionary-function exception" to the tort claims act.

It might seem that this proposal does little more than substitute a new two-tiered system for the two-chapter system we now have.