Sentence examples for swapped for something from inspiring English sources

It's a relationship that has certainly changed: the caked-on foundation of my youth swapped for something lighter.

But they must also be praying that the new show draws a line under six months when Countdown's carefully cultivated image of cosy congeniality was swapped for something as racy as Hollyoaks.

She wears a delicate pendant and a chunky grey and black Swatch watch, which you suspect she might swap for something a little more expensive when she isn't meeting the press.

Mr Shapps also said he hoped to legislate later this year to create a National Home Swap Scheme, which would allow people in unsuitable accommodation - such as a pensioner who wants to move to a smaller home - to swap for something more suitable.

This openness is a boon for the tech-savvy Android user, because pretty much anything on their device that they don't like can be swapped out for something better.

They have to plug in a new component, and in the future, if something better is available, that component can be swapped out for something else.

They're lawless playgrounds for overgrown children who've swapped Refreshers for something a bit more, well, refreshing.

Perhaps ravioli will be swapped out for something more bland next Christmas, which my family will eventually associate with good times.

"We did a poll recently, and 89 per cent thought the euro would just mean something you swapped for your pounds when you went on holiday".

"We need to continue and not lose the sense of where Dartington has come from …" Zoe Collins, a third-year theatre student, accepts that essentially one rural location is being swapped for another, but there is something special about "laidback" Totnes.

"We need to continue and not lose the sense of where Dartington has come from …" Zoe Collins, a third-year theatre student, accepts that essentially one rural location is being swapped for another, but there is something special about "laidback" Totnes.