Sentence examples for a bare-bones version from inspiring English sources

At the same time Microsoft should make available a bare-bones version of Windows that includes no applications at all.

In 2010, a bare-bones version of Volcker's proposal was included in the Dodd-Frank financial-reform act.

Since 2003 she has been studying Kabuki Su-Odori, a bare-bones version of Kabuki, and incorporating it into her contemporary dance pieces with award-winning results.

It includes only a bare-bones version of the eventual backseat; a true prototype is not expected for several more months.

A used 710 sells for as little as $10,000 in a bare-bones version; the six-wheel 712 goes for about $16,000.

She referred to the final song on the album, a bare-bones version of "All Creatures of Our God and King," which is attributed to St. Francis of Assisi.

So did rule San Diego Superior Court Judge John Meyer after parents in Encinitas, CA sued the school board for allowing the Jois Foundation to teach a bare bones version of yoga to public school students hoping to decrease obesity and increase relaxation.

In Pleasantville, N.Y., a volunteer emergency services worker and a volunteer firefighter have started 1800prepare.com, which sells survival kits ranging from a $6.95 bare-bones version to the $342.95 "Ready to Roll," which includes waterproof matches, safety goggles and 100 latex gloves.

The bare-bones version of a product required to achieve proof of concept.

The bare-bones version is simply an indemnity for the cost of a challenge to the prenup; elaborate policies will include other expenses such as mediation and, if that fails, the cost of a contested divorce.Unlike those for car insurance, the premiums are flat rates: the libidinous will pay the same as the uxorious.

Elizondo discreetly but sweetly doubled the song's one-octave and two-octave rising scales, bowing the notes and deepening the bass part built into Spektor's bare-bones version.