Sentence examples for a cut-down version from inspiring English sources

So when developing for WP7 you're actually using a cut-down version of a cut-down version of WPF.

And we've incorporated a cut-down version of language into these Shrdlu tasks.

It is not a cut-down version of an existing car, but is an entirely new design.

No wonder the industry came up with "wireless application protocol" (WAP), a cut-down version of the web for mobile devices.

Mr. Reich explained that the Spoleto "Hindenburg" was a cut-down version and gave me a CD of the real thing.

Silverlight was created as a cut-down version of WPF that would run as a browser plug-in to compete with Flash.

Producers are also expected to dub the film into Hindi and are also considering a cut down version for the international market.

It's worth reading the whole thing, but a cut down version of the post is copied below:Birmingham itself was second only to London for the creation of new jobs between 1951 and 1961.

The film was made in 1966, but wasn't released in the Soviet Union until 1971 and finally made it to the UK in 1973, albeit in a cut down version.

Labels will issue a "cut down" version of big-ticket releases – perhaps a two-disc version of a multi-disc set – to appeal to a more mainstream shopper and increase sales, which helps cover the investment necessary to compile a worthwhile product, especially given the time they take to compile.

"It's the full game, not a cut down version, and plays almost identically to all other versions," he wrote.