Sentence examples for a much better version from inspiring English sources

Over the past decade I have enjoyed the exploits of a much better version of that team, graced with a captain, forward* Alex Ovechkin (pictured), who last year led the NHL in goals for the second year in a row.

At the I.C.T., von der Pahlen and Debevec talked about how virtual humans would increasingly be matched up with artificial intelligence — imagine a much better version of the iPhone's Siri feature.

And then there is the great Gary Lineker, who could present a much better version of the programme on his own given the increasing stature-gap between this eminent and skilful host and his relatively junior panel.

Personally, I would kill one and build a much better version of the other.

We will shortly unveil a much better version of MTEAM which will tell you who covers what.

Like Firefly, this feature worked really well for me -- it was like a much better version of the gimmicky eye-tracking feature that was part of the Samsung Galaxy S4.

It is a glitteringly confident narrative pattern, gesturing at the globalised, historical forces that govern individual lives; in some ways it is like a very, very much better version of Alejandro González Iñárritu's mediocre film Babel - there is some similar business with a handgun - but not as schematic and superficial.

"I felt bad knowing that we had this very much better version of the same genome and that it would be a few months before it became available," says Pääbo.

This is in contrast to inventive web developers such as the Birmingham residents who stripped the clunky council website and created their own much better version (BCC DIY).

And we don't get billions of dollars of value if we're lucky, we get some clunky old systems that entrepreneurs could have delivered much better versions of in a fraction of the time and a tiny fraction of the cost.

Recently some enterprising Indian brothers produced Scrabulous, a much better online version of the game prompting the current owners of the copyright to issue a "cease and desist" order which has resulted in the game being withdrawn and both Scrabble and the brothers producing different, but by all accounts inferior, versions online.