Sentence examples for which substitute from inspiring English sources

The prairie dogs are despised by many ranchers and farmers because they eat grass and often live near cattle herds, which substitute for buffalo.

Valve is the biggest player yet to move into episodic game releases, which substitute short, relatively inexpensive games for pricey epics.

Lennon said he had gone on the pitch to ensure neither Jay Spearing or Lee Chung-yong took a late penalty – which substitute Craig Davies blasted over the bar.

"The more that young children are exposed to technologies of learning which substitute for and short-circuit their sequential problem-solving and learning experiences, the more these latter abilities will be compromised, quite possibly in damaging way," says psychologist and childhood learning campaigner Dr Richard House.

'It would have been nice to last more than six minutes at 2-1, butheirir third goal finished it.' Jerome Thomas was instrumental in killing off the game, crossing for Hughes to head his second and Charlton's third and earning the free kick from which substitute Danny Murphy fortuitously scored the fourth.

You couldn't call him wildly hopeful, but the very reasonableness of these two books, which substitute lucid analysis and discussion for Summers-like finger-pointing or for the end-of-civilization rants delivered by the Alan Blooms, William Bennetts and other college-bashers, is at least something different.

Although riders will stay in hotels, each stopping point will have a prison from which substitutes will be drawn daily.

The smile is an all-purpose, strong-silent-type reaction into which we can read anything, and which substitutes for clarity, psychological or otherwise.

The luminous theatricality of Frith's own pictures was made possible by the brand-new wet-collodion process, which substituted glass plates for paper negatives.

He called the team's new rotation, which substitutes Appier and Trachsel for Mike Hampton and Jones, comparable to the one the Mets went to the World Series with last season.

It's the account of an observer, not a participant: maybe even the kind who comments on things, which substitutes for doing them.