Sentence examples for a loose version of from inspiring English sources
Both programs are conducted in a loose version of ASL with few other signs added.
On "The Blinding," his band, Babyshambles, sounds like a loose version of the Clash, and Doherty is in mystifyingly good form, a literate and sleepy charmer.
"The majority is a loose version of iambic pentameter or iambic tetrameter," Cunningham said, after a first pass through the pile, the other day.
In "Ariadne to Theseus", a loose version of Ovid, King Minos's daughter writes to the lover who has so inexplicably abandoned her.
Because the E.U., with its 15 member states, is building itself into a loose version of the "United States of Europe," with a common currency and regulatory structure.
24) Love and Friendship Eighteen years after Last Days of Disco, director Whit Stillman reunites with Chloë Sevigny and Kate Beckinsale for a loose version of Jane Austen's 1790s-set noveLadyLady Susan.
McCartney wore a V-neck sweater with flannel trousers and high heels, all grey, her hair in a looser version of her models' low ponytails.
His strategy is bound to open a prolonged period of uncertainty in which events could put his preferred option — a looser version of full British membership — out of reach.
"House Party," which ran five days a week on radio from 1945 to 1967 and on television from 1952 to 1969, was a looser version of "People Are Funny," with beauty tips and cooking demonstrations filling time between Mr. Linkletter's audience-chatter sessions.
