Sentence examples for a skinnier version from inspiring English sources
The company is introducing a skinnier version of the Touch, one that weighs 88 grams, is 6 millimeters wide and features the company's high-resolution "retina" display.
Rep. Issa pointed to recent polls showing the former Secretary of State trouncing every potential G.O.P. Presidential candidate, "even a skinnier version of Chris Christie".
It just wouldn't be Thanksgiving without our favorite casserole -- so instead of suggesting you nix it, in favor of plain green beans, try to opt for a skinnier version of the classic.
And Luke looks more like a skinny version of Kevin Sorbo than Mark Hamill.
But weeks later, after a Trump-aligned super-PAC released ads slamming the senator, Heller reversed course and voted in favor of a "skinny" version of the bill that simply would have dismantled key parts of Obamacare.
Early Friday morning, Senate Republicans failed to pass a "skinny" version of the Obamacare repeal bill, which would have left 15 million more Americans without health insurance by 2018.
If you don't want the whole big look, then you can be a skinny version of LeShawna, but the big girl look would help.
("It reminded me of a small, skinnier version of a Tasmanian wolf," the poster, a filmmaker named Andrew Mudge, wrote).
"Dog Loves Drawing," by Louise Yates, whimsically channels Harold's spirit through its protagonist, Dog, who resembles (in a skinny male version) Sendak's beloved terrier Jennie from "Higglety Pigglety Pop!" Like Harold, Dog zaps the wobbly line separating solid from flat, fantasy from reality.
Backed by a full-blooded country-rock band at the start of a sold-out UK tour, the New Orleans-based musician prances louchely around the stage like Jarvis Cocker used to in late-period Pulp, a skinny white version of a soul man.
Santa Steve, lend us your ear: The Sub-Notebook News outlets as varied as business news channel CNBC and enthusiast blog AppleInsider report that unnamed sources have confirmed Apple is plotting to release a skinny, compact version of its MacBook line of laptops.
