Sentence examples for unexpected substitute from inspiring English sources

As such, the designs provide an unexpected substitute for the rapidly disappearing resources which have been exploited for thier colors and textures for centuries: horn, tortoise shell, and tropical wood.

A crucial point in this regard involves acknowledging that the meaning of an active life may change throughout the lifecourse and that gains might also be seen in the context of loss, as older adults may unfold unexpected substitute skills, collaborative relationships or creative strategies to overcome limitations (Hansson, Robson and Limas 2001).

Such are the byways of life: unexpected letdowns, substitute thrills, sudden discoveries.

Sometimes an unexpected performance substituted for wit: Nixon and Agnew plonked out a duet on the piano, or Nancy Reagan stole the show with a song.

The linear increase is unexpected because we substitute Mn3+ having 0.0645 nm as ionic radius by Fe3+ with the same ionic radius (0.0645 nm).

Page 19 ABRUPT DEBUT AT THE MET The Dutch tenor Frank van Aken made an unexpected debut at the Metropolitan Opera House by substituting for Jonas Kaufmann, the intended Siegfried in Wagner's "Walk?' who fell ill.

However, the addition of unexpected fillers, even in 30% quantities, or substitute pharmaceuticals, could sometimes be detected by other color reactions on the test cards.

We present here syntheses of aminoindolizine, substituted 4H-chromene, and flavanones, and the unexpected formation of a bis-addition product formed after Michael addition, all under mild conditions.

You could substitute the names, but this story of self-interest, unexpected market events and huge losses is similar to almost every other financial blowup of the last two decades.

That makes it easier for the humans to respond to unexpected problems like cancelled flights or changed itineraries.Machines serve as both a substitute for, and a complement to, labour in other industries.

l However, in an unexpected return, Cissé was able to come on as a 75th minute substitute in the second leg of Liverpool's Champions League quarter-final tie with Juventus on 13 April 2005.