Sentence examples for a modernised version from inspiring English sources

Their sole American hit was a modernised version of Greensleeves in 1956.

A modernised version with a garden would be nearer £55,000.

Duffy has launched her leadership campaign claiming she wants a "modernised version of British Islam".

Already a modernised version of Giacomo Puccini's Madame Butterfly, this 1989 show recently reopened in the West End.

The BBC Trust has released figures showing that a modernised version of the licence fee, including iPlayer, is the public's favoured method for funding the BBC.

This expansion was partly due to a controversial alliance in the late 1990s with the New National Party, a modernised version of the old apartheid-era ruling party.

Blood Orange turns down the heat with his intense R&B slow jams with flashy, Princey guitar, before Neneh Cherry closes a set of dark, jazzy trip-hop with a tense, modernised version of 'Buffalo Stance' over on the Crack Magazine stage.

Last year saw the launch of The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, a modernised adaptation of Pride and Prejudice that unfolds through video blogs and social media.

There is little such subtlety in this modernised version which simply suggests that it's a mistake to squander your sense of self for the sake of global popularity.

In the case of his modernised version of Chekhov's masterpiece, the approach yields a wealth of illuminating detail and fine performances.

Its modernised version became the book's title.