Sentence examples for a historical version from inspiring English sources

On Legifrance it goes back to 1990, and I haven't been able to find a "historical" version that brings it forward, so to speak.

It's here that Out of Africa begins to sag – partly because Karen's endless drippy soul-searching makes it feel like a historical version of Eat Pray Love, and partly because Redford can't be bothered to act.

(Your toothpaste is gross and tastes like a historical version of toothpaste favored by our forefathers in an era before they perfected making things not taste like the inside of a whale).

He also presents Gorecki's Three Pieces in Old Style for strings, and this week's Bach Cantata, BVW 67 Halt Im Gedachtnis Jesum Christ, in a historical version featuring Kathleen Ferrrier.

"I listen to a lot of podcasts, and I was curious about trying to do one myself". News site OZY hosts a historical version of Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon.

When we look into the mirror as a nation, we're comfortable with our numerous blemishes; we don't need a historical version of plastic surgery.

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As the true patriot is engaged with his entire, modern, contemporary society, rather than an idealised historical version of it, the true gamer is heartened by variety and possibility – video games' potential and breadth, rather than a status quo.

NC Constitution: Includes all historical versions in addition to the current constitution.

It's the historical version of a selfie.

Joan Tierney of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation calls the book "a well-thought, well-organized historical version" of the early history and development of Sesame Street.