BC began subbing in reserves late in the first quarter.
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Subbing Sunday for Friday, visitors may be required to shift their expectations.
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It's his third week of subbing for the injured rookie Deshaun Watson.
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Yes, I'd essentially be subbing one substance for another, but hear me out.
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Bridgewater was 17 for 30 for 165 yards subbing for Brees on Sunday.
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He made his major league debut when subbing for Matt Kemp in right field.
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Everything almost fine and what isn't can be ignored: Constance subbing for her mother!
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Jay Armstrong Johnson, subbing at the last minute for Ben Fankhauser, sings it beautifully.
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Belgium takes out its other two-goal scorer, Eden Hazard, subbing in Michy Batshuayi.
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You could try subbing in whole milk for some or all of the cream.
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She admitted to speaking in "meme language" and internet shorthand, subbing "v" for very.
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It does not help when he has to sit like that, or you're subbing him.
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But not if that means subbing in her deeply human qualities for near-superhero skills.
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Brady was a late addition, subbing in for injured Toronto Maple Leafs center Auston Matthews.
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Many of Baehrel's dishes are trompe l'oeil, with foraged ingredients subbing for more traditional ones.
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He started as a volunteer, subbing as Santa for a friend who couldn't make a gig.
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Subbing in for Mashable Tech Editor Pete Pachal is yours truly, Senior Tech Correspondent Raymond Wong.
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Plus, subbing in paint for pesticides would benefit the environment and human health, too, researchers said.
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He surprised his love by subbing out the regular confetti for pink notes containing special messages.
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I don't usually teach on Monday mornings, but I'm subbing for a fellow teacher at the studio.
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He scored four points while subbing for Lucas Nogueira, who experienced blurred vision in the first half.
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Dear Readers,I'm back on the newsletter this week — thanks to my deputy Meredith for subbing in!
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For a more informal vibe, some couples and wedding parties upgrade sneakers by subbing out standard laces.
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I order a Guacamole Greens, subbing the chicken for mushrooms and the tortilla chips for cheese crisps (yum!!).
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When he's subbing for older kids, they generally have assignments to catch up on and he can watch.
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The biggest alteration involved subbing sweetened condensed milk for the granulated sugar and some of the evaporated milk.
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Vanderbilt also rotated quarterbacks in the first half, subbing Wade Freebeck for Shurmur for two second-quarter series.
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Hello,Pharma reporter Emma Court here, subbing for Lydia Ramsey while she's out for her wedding (!) and honeymoon.
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Say this much: Excising Spacey and subbing in Plummer in a matter of weeks was no small undertaking.
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Charlie Culberson, subbing at shortstop for the injured Corey Seager, moved Puig to second with a sacrifice bunt.
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Dear Readers,I'm Meredith, the new finance editor at Business Insider, and I'm subbing in for Olivia this week.
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They should also go small by subbing Crawford (or Tyus Jones!) in for one of their bigs more often.
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Alex Allmont's Play House gives new meaning to PLUR, subbing the "love" in Peace, Love, United, Respect for LEGOs.
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Sam Ezersky here; I'll be subbing for Deb today and tomorrow to give her some well-deserved R&R.
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Subbing that in and rearranging, we get this expression for the thrust force: We know all of those values.
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But that all changed when Anthony's mother brought home a chemistry test from one of the classes she was subbing.
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Education The school where I was subbing offered me a full-time job and asked me to name a salary.
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But Michael McFaul, the United States ambassador to Russia under President Barack Obama, said Ivanka Trump subbing in was unusual.
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It's Sense and Sensibility, only with Beverly Hills subbing in for London and East L.A. for the considerably less fancy Devonshire.
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So founders took to dropping vowels, subbing a "y" for an "i" or adding an extra consonant to make it work.
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Then I shower and do my alternate nighttime skincare routine which involves subbing in Beautycounter overnight resurfacing peel for the Herbivore products.
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I amped up the other spices to compensate — increasing the ginger and cinnamon and subbing floral cardamom and nutmeg for the cloves.
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One morning, Gracie, who was subbing on the "Today" program, had to sit quietly as a male colleague reported on her case.
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With enough advanced notice, there might be several ways you could go—quitting outright, subbing your dirty pee with a straight edge friend's.
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" Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner, who was subbing for MacCallum, let Hahn respond further, "You're a grown man and you're attacking a child.
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The line is rounded out by left guard Ronald Leary, subbing for the injured La'el Collins, and the veteran right tackle Doug Free.
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The response included 23 points, 266 if you count Andre Iguodala, who started for the first time in two years in subbing for Durant.
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Listen as Thug's soulful melody line (imagine Hot Boys-esque synths or Just Blaze horns subbing in) perfectly interlocks with his buddy's mighty snores.
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Switch things up a bit this summer by subbing shrimp for your lobster, for that same sweet, tender shellfish bite at a lower cost.
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Chicken noodle soup is great for when you have a cold, sure, but subbing in some baby spinach for extra nutritional benefit can't hurt.
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Ex-NBA star Baron Davis' wife is subbing out of their marriage ... filing for divorce from the former All-Star, TMZ Sports has learned.
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And as mentioned above, the food industry started hawking fat-free versions of foods like sour cream and yogurt, often subbing in fat with sugar.
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Your hosts Paul Miller and Ashley Carman, who's subbing in for Nilay Patel, will lead you through the world of gadgetry with whimsy and wonder.
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McAllister noted that one variation of the Negroni is subbing the gin with whiskey, in which case the cocktail is referred to as a Boulevardier.
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Uruguay is probably fine with the game as its stands, too, and unless Russia starts to press, it may start subbing and resting folks too.
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Cook: Italian pasta and chickpea stew cooks in just one pan, and can be vegan by leaving off, or subbing, the final dusting of pecorino.
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By subbing in less obvious identifiers, like "ox bone" for elephant ivory, traffickers are able to evade detection without having to resort to the dark net.
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So, like the dedicated professional that she is, she was furiously getting instructions ready for the person who would be subbing for her in her absence.
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He says switching his order from whiskey to club soda was as easy as subbing McDonald's for a salad—he just didn't feel like drinking anymore.
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So Dixon and his friend Dario Franchitti headed to Taco Bell, where Dixon planned to order his usual Cheesy Gordita Crunch, subbing beans for the meat.
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Yankees RH Masahiro Tanaka (21-21, 22) Pruitt is slated to make a spot start, subbing for injured Jake Odorizzi, after being recalled from Triple-A Durham.
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Especially since it's so variable in terms of how many people are subbed to you and if you stop streaming, people just stop subbing, which makes sense.
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After a break on Monday, the band plays six more nights with Jaleel Shaw joining on alto saxophone, and the drummer Joe Dyson subbing for Mr. Cruz.
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Subverting expectations of the young popstar corrupted by the industry, Violet keeps her style throughout the competition, never once subbing in her trademark sneakers for sky-high stilettos.
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Not all will be operated by the CRJ-550, with the E175 subbing in for a few flights, but the new jet will be the most prominently featured.
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Owens, subbing for injured Eduardo Rodriguez, fed Upton a 2-0 changeup that Upton hit halfway up the stands in left to give Detroit a 5-103 lead.
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G Cory Joseph, subbing for a resting Kyle Lowry, scored a career-high 33 points, leading the Raptors to a 119-109 victory over the Nets on Tuesday.
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Subbing in: Uber board member Arianna Huffington, who has been helping with the investigation, will appear on stage, possibly joined by the company's new HR chief, Liane Hornsey.
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This time out, former All-Starr vets Stuart (2006–2008) and Hay (2003, 2008) are the new guys, subbing in for longtime members Todd Rundgren and Richard Page.
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And we're not just talking about subbing in any old frozen veggie or vegan patty here; we're talking about making black bean burgers from scratch this summer. Why?
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Bringing you this week's fresh batch of healthcare and biotech news is me, Erin Brodwin, subbing for the fabulous Lydia Ramsey while she wraps up her honeymoon festivities.
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Sturgill Simpson takes this song — one of the four singles from Nevermind — and flips it on its head, subbing in his signature Southern twang for Cobain's shredding guitar.
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This stack of meat masquerading as a sandwich was a study in beige: deep-fried chicken fillets subbing in for bread, bacon replacing lettuce, melted cheese supplanting tomato.
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Mark Bittman's turkey soup with lime and chile, Samin Nosrat's turkey pho or Paul Prudhomme's gumbo (subbing turkey for the chicken) are all reader favorites and brightly flavored.
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But Armenians from the diaspora make their own versions, wherever they are in the world, subbing in what greens are available at grocery stores, window boxes and backyards.
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California chef Russell Moore shared this recipe for ice cream subbing jaggery for regular granulated sugar, and it makes a perfect blank canvas for any toppings of your choice.
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Subbing for an injured Austin Ramesh, Ingold touched the football five times and delivered three touchdowns as unbeaten Wisconsin rolled to a 45-17 rout of Indiana on Saturday.
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Subbing in habits that improve your bottom line — paying bills on time, using technology and increasing your income and savings — will be worth the work in the long run.
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The Sox were also able to capitalize on questionable pitching changes by Roberts, especially when subbing in pitcher Ryan Madson, who let multiple base runners score when taking the mound.
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The Sox were also able to capitalize on questionable pitching changes by Roberts, especially when subbing in pitcher Ryan Madson, who let multiple base runners score when taking the mound.
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We'll be live today at 4PM ET at our usual spot on Twitter with your hosts Paul Miller and Ashley Carman (that's me!), who is subbing in for Nilay Patel.
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Thanks so much for subbing in for Farhad this week, sir, while he's off doing whatever it is he does when he's not being wrong about technology in this newsletter.
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He can roam off Smart, reshape his responsibilities as a back-line defender, and force Brad Stevens to continue subbing Kelly Olynyk in as the fifth man in tight games.
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She was promptly given the axe, which won't be a huge loss—the teacher she was subbing for was due to return to class on Monday from maternity leave anyway.
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Pekerman defended his strategy, which included subbing in attacking midfielder and 2014 Golden Boot winner James Rodriguez, who had been left out of the starting line-up due to muscle pain.
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During heated exchanges with Pete Buttigieg last weekend in New Hampshire, Biden's rapid-response director tweeted out a video of Buttigieg subbing for Biden at a county chairs event in August 2018.
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A falling-out between Anderle and Hughes led to the removal of Smith's piece and the subbing-in of "a classical guitar solo played on acoustic guitar," according to editor Paul Hirsch.
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Kim and Khloé's Pick: Chinese Chicken Salad While Kim prefers her salad as it comes on the menu, Khloé steps hers up a notch by subbing in organic chicken and adding avocado.
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During a recent rehearsal of Pretty Woman: The Musical attended by a handful of reporters, production stage manager Thomas Recktenwald ran lines with three cast members subbing in for an evening performance.
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Lately, I've been subbing in cauliflower florets for some of the chickpeas when I make that original stew, just to get more vegetables in, and I'm going to do that here too.
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When I think of Aretha, I think of her last-minute performance of "Nessun Dorma" at the 1998 Grammys (sadly no longer on YouTube); she was subbing in for a sick Luciano Pavarotti.
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With UAC, a company like Bose or Beats can sell the same wired headphone model to all customers, simply subbing out the cable to make it compatible with a specific kind of device.
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For those still unclear about sexual harassment, Tracee Ellis Ross has made it quite simple: "If she doesn't consent — the answer is NO." While subbing in as guest host of Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Cook himself seemed to take it all in stride: Later Thursday he changed his name on Twitter to (what else?) Tim Apple — with his company's famous logo subbing in for his last name.
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Celtics head coach Brad Stevens tried to match up by subbing Jae Crowder in for Kelly Olynyk less than 20 seconds into the frame, but going extremely small played directly into James' hands.
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Many comments appeared to be very convincing, with coherent and natural-sounding sentences, but it turned out that there were many duplicates of the same comments, subbing out a few words for synonyms.
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Meanwhile, the painter paints walls or signs (as did Willem de Kooning, who also worked as a carpenter) or — like Barbara Kruger, subbing in as a graphic designer for Mademoiselle magazine — illustrates text.
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He tried stand-up for a while, and then did sketches at Don't Tell Mama with Mr. Plotnick, whom he met when they were both subbing in the Off Broadway musical "Pageant" in 1991.
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Lady Gaga may have been subbing in for Beyonce at Coachella on Saturday night, but according to all reports, she gave the crowd in Indio, California, what they wanted and a little something more.
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"Since I been in jail, people been subbing me and all this little weird shit, but I just leave it alone," he says, presumably standing at a bank of phones inside Men's Central Jail.
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How much money you save by subbing out a bike for a car depends on numerous factors, but people who have made the switch have reported cost benefits ranging from $2,000 to $7,000 annually.
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Last season, there were two: The Bears, with Jimmy Clausen subbing for Jay Cutler, lost to the Seahawks, 26-33, in Week 3 and the unbeaten Panthers pummeled the Falcons, 38-0, in Week 23.
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"While that's a pretty rare instance," he said, "it may be driven not necessarily by the fact that you're having low carbs and higher fat but that you're subbing in other things," like more meat.
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He added, "I talked to him yesterday for quite a while and he's kind of still in the same place, trying to figure out what's going on, and we're just kind of subbing right now."
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But in the eighth, with pitcher Aroldis Chapman at-bat, Joe Maddon chose to let Chapman hit instead of subbing in someone who may have actually gotten a hit and driven in that much-needed run.
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A fourth round draft pick back in April, Prescott climbed his way through the depth charts, eventually subbing in for long-time Dallas quarterback Tony Romo, who went down with a back injury during the preseason.
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In 2014, the magazine dropped the "Guys" from its "Love & Guys" section, and has since made an effort to use general neutral terms when discussing relationships, subbing in "your crush" or "bae" for traditional, gendered terms.
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In an age where spaghetti squash is popping up on the menus of Italian restaurants and sweet potatoes are subbing for tortilla chips in nacho dishes, it's perfectly acceptable for zucchini and carrots to masquerade as pasta.
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While he's subbing for EnVyUs at the $75,000 X Games Minneapolis tournament this weekend, as starter Nicolai "Maestro" Bang is on vacation, his professional fate remains to be seen and the competitive calendar is picking-up speed.
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We partnered up with LÄRABAR to show you just how many creative, easy ways there are to enjoy these delicious dietary heroes — from livening up a boring smoothie or salad to subbing them for less-nutritious options.
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It's the way that we Digital Age humans inject the the contextual clues of face-to-face encounters into our smartphone exchanges, by subbing emojis in for the nonverbal cues that give context to our IRL interactions.
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USF freshman Kelley Joiner made his first start and posted his first 7-yard rushing game with 115 yards while subbing for senior Jordan Cronkrite, who was held out on a precautionary basis for an undisclosed injury.
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Besides offering access to seven beaches, mangrove kayaking and whale-watching, the resort grows some of its own food, has furniture made from fallen trees and maintains a no-plastics policy, including subbing papaya shoots for straws.
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And to sit around wondering how the social justice left would respond if you completely changed the context, intent, and meaning of the tweets by subbing in the names of different groups, well, read Zack Beauchamp on that.
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I think, you know -- whether or not, you know -- as you said, when you&aposre subbing in for "Special Report" this week, whether or not you lie -- lying to the New York Times is not a crime, right?
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Subbing for injured Mitchell Trubisky, Daniel completed 22 of 30 passes for 231 yards with two scores and two picks for the Bears, who had won three in a row after a season-opening loss to Green Bay.
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Earlier this month, while putting on an impromptu performance at 1Oak in New York, Bieber admitted he didn't know the words by subbing in some lazy substitutes ("burrito") to satisfy fans when they asked him to sing the song.
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DeShields was blazing around the base paths and almost caught Rua and then, with his head down, ran through third-base coach Jason Wood, subbing for Tony Beasley, who was not with the team because of a personal matter.
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Though the sketch had its finer moments — Kate McKinnon owning her malevolence is a glorious way to flip the script; Luke Nell subbing in for Alex Moffat without consequence is also hilarious — the joke largely rested on women being crazy.
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What I'd buy: We haven't ruined our current area rug yet and therefore can't justify purchasing a new one, but if someone *happens* to stain it I wouldn't be mad about subbing the black tassel one in as a replacement.
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Gonzalez, subbing at second base with reigning AL MVP Jose Altuve (knee) on the disabled list for the first time in his career, homered again in the top of the fourth, his eighth, to give the Astros a 4-2 lead.
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A whole cauliflower did something new with a vegetable oft overlooked in Peru, subbing here for chicken in the popular dish aji de gallina; cooked in a rich creamy sauce spiked with Parmesan and peppers, the cauliflower melted in my mouth.
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But Boylen has made Thibodeau look like a softy by calling for extra wind sprints to punctuate practice sessions, issuing public critiques of his players' conditioning and subbing out all five starters at one time — twice — in the Boston loss.
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Subbing the morning meal with Bulletproof Coffee is supposed to be a time-saver, but because it requires the use of a French press and blender, it takes longer to make a cup than it does to prepare most non-Benedict breakfast.
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The movie does end on a lighter note — first with the end-credits scene, which renews a running gag about a super-sized ant subbing in for Scott by playing his drums in his house, and then with the ending title cards.
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Buccaneers 48, Saints 40 Subbing for suspended starting quarterback Jameis Winston, veteran backup Ryan Fitzpatrick threw for 417 yards and four touchdowns, including scoring passes of 58 and 36 yards to DeSean Jackson, and visiting Tampa Bay hung on to beat New Orleans.
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No-frills tips like subbing baby powder in for dry shampoo, popping a beer cap off with a lighter, and de-linting pants with a piece of tape were the stuff early Pinterest boards were made of, the domain of crafty aunts everywhere.
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But in reality, showrunners Roman Coppola and Jason Schwartzmann have been setting up this arc since season 3, when Hailey, originally an oboist subbing for the New York Symphony, discovers her real talent may lie in the much more male-centric field of conducting.
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ET, NBCSN ABOUT THE BLACKHAWKS (12-10-5): Backup netminder Anton Forsberg has one win in nine appearances but he deserved a better fate in back-to-back losses to Dallas and Los Angeles over the weekend while subbing for the injured Corey Crawford.
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You feel like an understudy subbing for a star in a rehearsal: It's not your show, so there's a certain appropriate caution, and yet whatever talent you have is going to be needed, so you had better let yourself go and do the best you can.
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Mike Brown, subbing in as head coach for Steve Kerr, was told about the comments and took them about as well as you might expect: We don't even have the Finals teams set in stone (though we probably will by the end of tonight) and these guys are sniping.
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When you trust your partner enough to want them by your side should you (heaven forbid) break a bone or have some other sort of emergency, then you're likely at a place where you're comfortable subbing in your S.O. for your mom on medical forms and the like.
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Gentle reminder that dubbing is actually useful for the visually impaired, dyslexic, and some other disabled,, so while yes it's dumb that an article said subbing is inferior (I prefer subs) some people literally cant rely on subtitles so let's not say things like "dubbing sucks" Sub vs.
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Ben Carson used his short speaking slot to suggest that Clinton worships the Devil, and these were only the marquee attractions: speeches from grieving mothers, washed up stars, and an avocado saleswoman were declared embarrassing by default—exploited, self-seeking nobodies subbing in for the sensible Republicans who refused to attend.
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As you're watching "The Good Cop" you might find yourself reimagining the scenes with Mr. Shalhoub playing all the parts: subbing for Tony Danza as Caruso Sr., the lovable but crooked ex-cop who's moved back in with his son while he's on parole, and for most of the supporting characters.
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SCHWARBER HELPS SURGING CUBS Kyle Schwarber hit a three-run homer in the ballpark near his home, Tommy La Stella added a two-run shot while subbing for Kris Bryant, and the Chicago Cubs kept their second-half surge going with a 25-24 victory over the Reds in Cincinnati.
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Unlike a lot of not so great Christian rap, which can have a tendency of wanly subbing theistic themes in for edgier lyrical content—as a veggie burger does away with beef but not the ritual of huddling around a grill—Coloring Book is not angling to exist parallel to mainstream rap.
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"Right now our pain is precisely because after that huge effort after scoring that goal... we lost because we were worn down, we were tired and even if I tried subbing on a couple of fresh players it was very hard for us to recover possession and Japan had its opportunities," Pekerman said.
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There were bylines in progressive magazines like In These Times and The Nation, stints subbing for Rachel Maddow and other future MSNBC colleagues, a well-received book about meritocracy in America, an energetic Twitter account, and, of course, "Up," where Mr. Hayes moderated brainy political debates for the network's weekend-morning audience.
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This was the lowest figure for any of this season's All-Stars, and by far the lowest among non-San Antonio Spurs or Atlanta Hawks players (both squads follow a more egalitarian subbing pattern than most teams, leading to wider variations in late game playing time) That's a problem, given that Drummond is almost certainly Detroit's best player.
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Covering games full time means spending hour upon hour chasing stories and commissioning articles; subbing, publishing and promoting content; liaising with other in-house departments about potential new projects; handling everyday admin (people have to get paid); responding to events and announcements that demand instant coverage; and generally keeping on top of an inbox that has more pitches in it right now than an entire Major League Baseball season.
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