Sentence examples for will step in for from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, fashion people will step in for those afraid of do-it-yourself.

Joshua Bell will step in for the scheduled performances in Washington, Boston, Chicago and Ann Arbor, Mich.

Rodion Pogossov will step in for Mr. Mattei as the barber, Figaro, on Friday and on Oct. 22, the Met said.

If Favre cannot play, Tarvaris Jackson will step in for his first start since a divisional playoff loss to Philadelphia at the end of the 2008 season.

Martin will step in for Tom Goss, who resigned Feb. 8, reportedly under pressure from Lee Bollinger, the university's president, over his handling of the National Collegiate Athletic Association's suspension of Jamal Crawford, the basketball team's leading scorer.

I've been told by one man-in-the-know that actually the West Indies tour in 2010 has been canned and Pakistan will step in for them instead, which is good to hear.

Test rider Kousuke Akiyoshi will step in to replace Aoyama for this weekend.

Large advertisers, he said, can buy entire sites, and Yahoo will step in to create the right advertisement for individual consumers.

"Whenever established leading brands fail to stay close to consumers or fail to lead innovation, then someone else will step in to do it for them," he added pointedly.

Fabio Luisi, who made his Met debut in 2005 with a performance of "Don Carlo," will step in as principal conductor for the Met, and will take over most of Levine's scheduled performances, including "Don Giovanni" and "Siegfried".

Not that we expect the companies or the provincial government to voluntarily slow things down while everybody's raking in cash hand over fist, but we can at least hope somebody will step in before the area's fucked for good.