Sentence examples for which I substituted from inspiring English sources

Two of the litters tested do not clump; you scoop only the solids, for which I substituted stinky things like sardines and garlic paste.

One of my favorite dishes from the Veracruz region of Mexico is a delicious black bean soup that brings together the beans and a local green that's related to lamb's quarters, for which I substituted spinach when I adapted it for Recipes for Health.

This is because Dan has a private jet, which I substituted for one that was arranged by a company called Airly (want to fly as many times between Melbourne and Sydney as you want for only $2,550 a month?!).

This is because Dan has a private jet, which I substituted for one that was arranged by a company called Airly (want to fly as many times between Melbourne and Sydney as you want for only $2550 a month?!).

In the public domain, my first contribution was to amend the Penal Procedure Code and the Police Code, in which I substituted the word 'men' for 'citizens of Afghanistan.' As a result of this change to the Police Code, both men and women are now eligible to join the police force.

It calls for "ground hamburger" which, after some investigation online, I determine is "ground from less tender and/or less popular cuts of beef", for which I substitute some very competitively priced fatty mince.

I was down and feeling sorry for myself after a nightmare performance against Iceland in which I was substituted at half-time.

The only amino acid residues in N-ted that are not conserved are L which is replaced by I in PTH1R and I which substituted by M in PTH3R.

Of Wimps and Mush In an aside (watch out for those asides) in an article last month, I recalled a 1980 headline over an editorial in The Boston Globe that read "Mush From the Wimp," which I presumed a prankster substituted for the cliche "All Must Share the Burden".

The general schema for a particular theological voluntarist position is 'evaluative status M stands in dependence relation D to divine act A' (cf. Quinn 1999, p. 53, which I follow here except to substitute the more general 'evaluative' for Quinn's more specific 'moral'moral

We attempt to usurp God and become a cheap substitute, which I'm here to tell you never, ever works out well.