Sentence examples for time substituting from inspiring English sources

I make them at aperitif time, substituting pomegranate for cranberry.

People biding their time substituting until they land a full-time job are much rarer these days than in the past.

For 2001, Grand Circle Travel has scheduled these trips aboard the Norwegian Dream every 13 days from April 27 to Sept. 6 -- this time substituting Tallinn, Estonia, for Oslo.

In its 2008 general-election presidential endorsement, The Times could have aptly recycled these aforementioned quotes nearly verbatim, this time substituting John McCain's name for Al Gore's and Barack Obama's for George W. Bush's.

There, too, Darwin equates the patterns of replacement in time (substituting the supposed fossil camel Macrauchenia as antecedent to the living guanaco for the original cavy example) with the patterns of geographic replacement of the two rhea species.

To evaluate the robustness of the effect across varying definitions of infrequent or rare deletion, we repeated this regression analysis twice, each time substituting a measure of CNV length based on a different, more stringent definition of rare CNVs.pecifically, we calculated length using criteria for rare CNVs of "≤3%" and "≤1%".

They have been able to get only one unnatural protein building block at a time substituted for a natural one.

Then into stoppage time, substitute Adgestein's first act on the pitch was to be upended by Taggart who was red carded.

At the same time, substituted cathinones cause more powerful adrenaline rushes, so the fight-or-flight mechanism kicks in earlier and stronger than other stimulants.

An early version of the article included this quote from her: "In my house growing up, The Times substituted for religion.

But in injury time substitute Simon Church nipped in at the near post to poach an equaliser.