Sentence examples for a personal version of from inspiring English sources

Having won 14 World Championship titles, Taylor has turned the global darts game into a personal version of Monopoly.

Quip gives away a personal version of its software for free and sells a corporate version, which allows more managerial control, for $12 a person each month.

And in photographic self-portraits from the 1970s, the Cameroonian artist Samuel Fosso offers a personal version of internationalist couture that verges on intergalactic.

Whitehead begins by discussing how every New Yorker devises a personal version of the city: "You start building your private New York the first time you lay eyes on it...

Its current director, Sunder Katwala, speaks to me on the phone while exploring a personal version of work-life balance by trying to control his one-year old on his lap.

But then, this is what the intrepid traveler always does: edits a personal version of Florence, say, into a set of reliable gelaterias and inspiring Botticellis or restful Boboli Gardens benches.

It is pared back, "bones and skin", in Binoche's words, yet palpably produced by someone with a lifetime's marination in the text (in 2012, she also published a more personal version of the play, called Antigonick).

Italian singer Mina made a very "personal" version of the song for her 1988's album Ridi Pagliaccio.

It's in Danish, but with the pictures and Google Translate, you get a great, more personal version of Odense.

This is a quicker less personal version of notes seeing as there are not pictures, doodles, excessive font sizes, etc., however it is quicker and just as fun.

After a few introductory remarks from New York's chancellor of education -- who called Smith a "a man in charge, a man who cares, a man who believes in children and students" -- the most bankable movie star in Hollywood launched into a speech about his own personal version of science and a rather complex discussion of patterns and decision making.