Sentence examples for a traditional version from inspiring English sources

As it happens, he did direct a traditional version of "Hamlet" in 1953, with Paul Scofield in the lead role.

This isn't a traditional version: It's fairly quick, and it relies on a heavy-bottomed saucepan rather than a tagine.

The prayer was a focus of dispute last year when Benedict allowed for greater use of a traditional version of the Latin Mass, called the Tridentine rite.

Would a seeker of a traditional version be limited to a couple of diehard restaurants like Kisbuda Gyonge or Kehli or be condemned to dine with gypsy music?

The Tory party has fallen progressively under the influence of an English nationalist outlook, at the same time as Labour has fallen for a traditional version of socialism.

There are two versions, a monastic style with metal handles that sells for $1,500 and a traditional version with wooden rail handles for $2,000.

In a way, he's offering a quite traditional version of storytelling.

Even though a green button-down shirt is the easiest way to start your costume, a more traditional version of leprechaun attire is a white button-down shirt paired with a solid green suit jacket.

Nicole Ponseca, an owner of Maharlika, said the restaurant's dish is a strictly traditional version of the snack, which she grew up eating while playing mah-jongg with her family.

This is a very traditional version.

Feel free to grind them if you prefer a more traditional version.