Sentence examples for that the substitute from inspiring English sources

When Beatrice says that in fulfilling a vow you can make substitutions but that the substitute has to be worth one-half again as much as the original offering, he quotes a scholar who pointed out in 1904 that Dante upped the price here: "In the Mosaic law, the increase of value was assessed at one-fifth; Dante raises it to one-half".

Auster told him that the substitute ingredients for egg creams were a far cry from the originals.

Dr. Merkeshkin said he was grateful that the substitute medicine was similar to the intended one and did no harm to the patients.

Maybe she also knew that the substitute assignment was appropriate for studio art but made little sense for an art history course.

Porto began to show signs of panic and after some pin-ball in the away area Martínez and Varela both went for a shot that the substitute eventually saw deflect off a defender and over.

Certainly, some operagoers may have been incensed by the mere absence of the customary props, but for most others the main problem was that the substitute action didn't make much sense.

Of that amount, the substitute receives $60.

Adebayor was the provider, with a deft flick on the ball that released the substitute Gylfi Sigurdsson to score.

At that time, the substituted guanidines were considered mainly as respiratory inhibitors [ 5, 6].

The consensus of fans and players then was that the substitutes were overmatched.

Some regulators say that the substituted plan would level the playing field and discourage regulatory arbitrage.