The phrase "arch version of the" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where "arch" is intended to mean "principal" or "main," but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The arch version of the software includes all the latest features and updates."
Alternatives: "main version of the" or "primary version of the".
The clip for Mumford & Sons' latest single off the 2012 album "Babel" features the four funnymen as arch versions of Marcus Mumford (Sudeikis), Ted Dwane (Forte), Winston Marshall (Bateman) and Ben Lovett Helmss).
"The author" -- who resembles an arch, luridly sentimental version of the narrator of Fielding's "Tom Jones" -- makes himself conspicuous, guiding the reader like an overly solicitous and overstimulated host through the maze of the story.
Chowdhury says the interior of the arches were a softer version of the flowers from The Garden.
Start by heading southeast on Setthathirat Street, with its regal colonial villas, before turning left on Lanexang Avenue, which leads to Patuxai arch, Vientiane's somewhat shoddy version of the Arc de Triomphe.
Kedleston's façade featured a pilastered version of the triumphal Arch of Constantine and an interior saloon inspired by the Pantheon and decorated with niches modelled on Hadrian's Temple of Venus and Rome.
He has built several elaborate, scaled-down bridges using Erector Set and Meccano toy construction parts, including a 28-foot version of the steel-arch Hell Gate Bridge over the East River.
The Internet for the United States of America is the modern version of the Brandenburg Gate, St . LouisArch, Panama Canal and Thermopylae.
The tent must have held 700-800 peoplikelike a canvas version of the Palladium with a proscenium arch down one end.
It was, I see now, a writ-small version of the confused Nazi paradigm of the Jew as both arch-capitalist and arch-communist.
The facade has 6 verticle rows of windows topped by arches on the 11th floor; the high arches in the 2 center rows contain Hebrew symbols--a signboard version of the tablets of the Ten Commandments.
