Sentence examples for a grander version of from inspiring English sources
Cashew nuts can be used instead of peanuts for a grander version of this dish, although peanuts are more traditional.
This is in many respects a grander version of the Tories' "Basic Pension Plus" proposed in February by Peter Lilley, then social-security secretary.
Calling the approach a telling sign of the rough market, she compared it to a grander version of the catered lunches that she uses to increase agent traffic at her open houses.
The critics were more interested in, and are now appeased by, the rest of the development which looks as though it will be a grander version of the nearby Brindley Place scheme a development of canal-side shops, offices and restaurants which is regarded as one of Birmingham's few undisputed architectural success stories.
Spielberg's film, after its tremendous early sequence devoted to the D-Day landings, turns into a platoon movie — a grander version of the pictures made during and after the Second World War in which an ethnically (though not racially) mixed, highly individualized group of Americans (Wasp, Jew, Italian, etc).
Interestingly, the income figures for California as a whole--as, to a lesser extent, for America as a whole--show a widening gap between rich and poor.All this makes Silicon Valley look like a grander version of one of California's less attractive creations, the gated community: rich, elitist and insular.
It is a grand version of what policy wonks and consultants call "shared services".
Rather, it's more like a grand version of what the Fed does every Christmas season.
Friday's set included a glorious, pizzicato-driven version of "Get Lost," and a grand version of "Bluebells," complete with a dramatic — that is, planned — onstage collapse.
When he sang a grand version of "The Opposite of Hallelujah," from the new album, the violinist and the violist helped to cover up his occasional errant keyboard chord.
The acerbic chorus was reborn as an exuberant soccer chant: "Get off the bandwagon/ And put down the handbook!/ Get off the bandwagon/And put down the handbook!" The set ended the same way the album does: with a grand version of "A Certain Romance".
