| The situation worsened when at the start of the second half the keeper refused to play and had to be replaced with a stand-in goalie. |
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| However, his replacement proved more than an adequate stand-in as he took the man of the match award. |
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| As stand-in captain, he handled a very difficult situation with characteristic professionalism. |
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| A drama teacher is hoping her pregnancy will not turn out to be a crisis for her acting group and is seeking a stand-in. |
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| He walked out of casualty and got to the studio a few seconds after a stand-in had started the show. |
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| They were knocked out of the Cup after having a stand-in keeper for the second half following an injury. |
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| A group of people who were playing frisbee nearby asked if we could be stand-in bodies for them. |
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| This time they made sure the stand-in had tattoos just like Beckham himself. |
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| The en suite shower room has a tiled stand-in shower, a hand basin and a dormer window. |
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| The accident happened when the woman, a stand-in chargehand, was working in the factory's pre-pack section. |
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| On tape day, Dean would come in, watch a run-through with the stand-in, then go out and replicate the stand-in's actions. |
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| Originally a male dance, dandiya raas once served as a stand-in for sword fights but has lost its meaning and is now just good fun all around. |
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| The temptation to read the new novel's media-savvy hero as a stand-in for the media-savvy author should be resisted. |
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| Take your pick from the central defensive duo of Paddy McLoughlin and stand-in skipper Ruairi Boyle. |
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| Blanch was his stand-in model between sittings with his portrait subjects, including the queen. |
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| He was chipping cheeky penalties past a stand-in goalkeeper. |
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| Her stand-in guitarist seems less impressed and removes it placing it diplomatically on the drum kit, out of harm's way. |
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| The former child star, who reinvented herself as a pop act, is to be a stand-in for the station's Dermot O'Leary. |
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| You could say this character is a stand-in for all of America. |
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| Testing pure fructose as a stand-in for high-fructose corn syrup, he argues, might therefore produce misleading results. |
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| During the Cold War the city was used by film-makers as a stand-in for St Petersburg in movies such as Reds, The Kremlin Letter and Doctor Zhivago. |
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| The woman who, about half hour ago had been hard, stern and rather austere was now so offhand and casual that Miette suspected a stand-in had been found while she napped. |
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| They used a stand-in to set up the lighting so that the actor did not have to be there during the lengthy process. |
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| A NEW company has issued a worldwide SOS for stand-in doctors to cover GPs holiday leave. |
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| If that wasn't enough, he plays a dishy, sensitive stand-in father in the film, which is guaranteed to have the nation swooning and asking for more. |
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| Pupils who are able to turn up for lessons face disruption as stand-in teachers are drafted in to provide cover for staff members who are not able to start work. |
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| It starts with Lindsay Lohan as cady Heron, the stand-in for all of us. |
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| Kate, who reacted by ad-libbing and laughing, will stay on as Lorraine's holiday stand-in. |
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| Husbandless, they treated their Danas as confidantes and their Fellas as stand-in partners, and were shattered when those companions left them behind. |
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| Castro put Germany ahead on 23 minutes before Özil's swerving 35-metre free-kick eluded stand-in England goalkeeper Scott Loach three minutes after the interval. |
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| Television violence is a whipping boy, a stand-in for other clashes, real or imagined. |
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| He was acting as a stand-in on The Magazine for regular host Brian Hayes yesterday and the slip-up will not affect future appearances. |
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| They will meet the West Ham striker to thrash out financial details of the short-term deal which will make him Henrik Larsson's stand-in until the end of the season. |
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| Fauxtatoes are a great stand-in for mashed potatoes, especially if you have a super tasty gravy to soak up. |
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| For most Americans, big bonuses and corporate jets and office remodelings become a kind of stand-in for the real sins of the bankers. |
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| Treating fructose as a stand-in for HFCS might not be a bad approximation. |
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| The higher profile of Lady Aberdeen as vicereine suggested an effort to portray her as a stand-in for a maternally imagined Queen Victoria, as a sort of national mother. |
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| In large-scale models that look at regions or the entire globe, researchers substitute a stand-in called a parameterization to account for deep convective clouds. |
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| Storey, UKA's team leader in Vaasa, insisted 19-year-old Westley had been included in the side on merit rather than a stand-in for a more senior runner. |
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| With their mild taste and excellent slurpability, zoodles are an amazingly adaptable stand-in for pasta, soaking in the flavors of your favorite sauces and broths. |
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| Either way, you want one with a heavy spine, which can be used as an excellent stand-in for the blades of a mechanical tenderizer like those used to create cube steaks. |
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