Sentence examples for an alternative version in from inspiring English sources

But an alternative version in Washington was that Petraeus was under pressure over the killing of the US ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans in an attack on the US embassy in Benghazi in September.

But tweak the story by a few degrees and it is possible to imagine an alternative version, in which the monster is the star and the villain is the hero.

Thought for the Day was split between former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams reading his poem "Passion Plays" and Julian Assange delivering an alternative version in which he referred to scripture as he explored the relationship of knowledge and power.

This poem suggestively figures David Cameron as a "glassy mountain stream... much like a dream" with "dark green depths", although the government may prefer an alternative version in which he is portrayed in "agonies" before finally being "drowned" for no clear reason.

Currently, the authors are developing an alternative version in C# language which will be more suitable to adapt for scripting in Revit and AutoCAD to facilitate integrated analysis within design process.

HTC would still be able to use the remaining microphones it acquired in good faith; the offending component was replaced with an alternative version in future production runs.

Updated at 8.37pm GMT 4.49pm GMT Russia has offered an alternative version of events in Simferopol.

After the invasion of Iraq started, Madonna cancelled the release of the original music video, because of the political climate of the country at the time, and released an alternative version, featuring her in front of a backdrop of flags from around the world.

We adopt the most common definition of the AIC (38, 39), but note that an alternative version is popular in the CRC literature.

The novel within the novel takes place in an alternative version of the 1970s, one in which John F Kennedy was not assassinated in 1963, but instead has survived multiple attempts to kill him and has prevailed on the US public to (unconstitutionally) elect him to a third presidential term.

For many readers, large stretches of Watchman will be like discovering an alternative version of The Catcher in the Rye in which JD Salinger casts the story of the adolescent Holden Caulfield as the dream of a paedophile Republican senator.