Sentence examples for a devolved version of from inspiring English sources

In the summer, you need an outer layer that is in some way a devolved version of the coat.

Wearing a garish warmup jacket, he transports the audience with a crass, incoherent, and banal routine — a devolved version of Chris Rock — about how Cold Stone Creamery turns customers into junkies: "Put some ice cream in a cup with some sprinkles, put your dick in a Butterfinger and fuck it for me, please!

It is a devolved version of cricket: amateur, random, frantic.

From the outset the British government sought political settlements that would foster stability and enable the restoration of a revised version of devolved power in the region.

A chaladoo is a version of a….

What's more, while Blair only ever faced Labour rulers in devolved Edinburgh and Cardiff, it's Brown's rotten luck to be the first British prime minister to confront a devolved counterpart of a different political stripe.

It has a devolved system of governance not to mention a new Constitution and separation of powers between the executive, legislature and presidency.

It's a rarefied version of migration.

Like a horizontal version of "The Locomotion".

A condensed version of the conversation follows.

A battered version of the.