Sentence examples for suitable stand-in from inspiring English sources

For "Small Craft Warnings," the Boatslip Beach Club, set on the water, was a suitable stand-in for the play's setting, a seedy bar somewhere on the Southern California coast.

MIAMI — In the interests of understanding Jason Kidd's iconoclastic mind-set, Chauncey Billups was a suitable stand-in after news circulated Sunday night that Kidd was pursuing the Nets' head coaching vacancy.

The Rev. Jerome Murphy-O'Connor, author of "The Holy Land: an Archaeological Guide," said that although he had never visited Matera, it was probably a perfectly suitable stand-in for old Jerusalem, which he said was not all that difficult to replicate.

He says the problem is that states have decided that "bloodlessness is a suitable stand-in for lack of suffering".

Diurnal ranges seem to reflect more and less suitable stands, in terms of soil water availability, within the sampling sites.

In interpreting the Savannah case, I suggest that the politics of remembering slavery be examined in terms of surrogation, the search for a suitable commemorative stand in for the enslaved, and textual politics, the recognition that the words used to represent slavery are at the heart of the struggle to remember (or forget) the trauma of enslavement.

For testing, a suitable mode of an argument can also be used as a stand-in.

One approach to restoration may be to use an old-growth index to identify potential forest types, regardless of age, in suitable stands that would make good candidates for active restoration management.

When the head of household finds a suitable tree, he stands in front of it facing east.

However, the FC generates an unregulated voltage, which is not suitable in stand-alone application usage solely.

It was shown in Sydney in 1996, and an identical puppy (with different flowers suitable to its climate and location) stands in front of the Guggenheim Bilbao in Spain as part of the permanent collection.