How to pronounce “take the place of” in English

would take the place of that meat in the center of the plate.

It does often take the place of, you know-- it can turn into arguments frequently.

came to take the place of older terms that denoted uh social classes and categories.

We won't let you take the place of another Mexican child.

While emojis are indeed straightforward images that take the place of their real-life words, Baldessari's works seem to suggest that their meanings are not actually set and are rather

absolute ignorance fully qualified to take the place of absolute wisdom in all

And I'm not trying to take the place of doctors or anything, believe me.

It's going to rise to the top and take the place of the seven of diamonds on the top and then hop over here to my right hand.

It's also pretty much indisputable that those plants should take the place of the foods that didn't exist 100 years ago-- that is, highly processed food-like substances

You can't find some work reward that's going to take the place of procrastination.

And I will also say, that online dating doesn't necessarily have to take the place of meeting someone in person.

I think the really interesting thing about email, actually, is that it can take the place of several different things.

The birther stuff starts almost immediately, which is fundamentally racist and ignorant, led by the man who will now take the place of the person

Q To your point earlier about your Herbert Spencer quote and also your first conclusion about the new industries that are going to have to take the place of the financial service

We need to be looking already for substitutes that can take the place of