Sentence examples for colourful version from inspiring English sources
The iPhone 5C is likely to be discontinued next year, bringing an end to Apple's brief experiment with cheap and colourful version of its phones.
This was cleverly exploited when they fought lustily – she as Katherina, he as Petruchio – through Franco Zeffirelli's bustling, colourful version of The Taming of the Shrew (1967).
He followed that success with the classic Show Boat (1951), a colourful version of the Jerome Kern Oscar Hammerstein II Broadway musical, which was based on an Edna Ferber novel.
Gavin's is already a colourful version of the classic boxer's tale: the feckless dad, the mum who held down three cleaning jobs and shifts as a dinner-lady to put food on the table, the granny (regrettably dead now) who used to sit ringside urging him on, the umpteen suspensions from Archbishop Ilsley school.
But the reported poor sales performance of the phones relative to other models, as well as Apple's new strategy of selling a bigger and smaller version of its iPhone in the 6 and 6 Plus, could mean that the cheap and colourful version of the iPhone is on its way out forever.
Although I have had the good fortune of a an early view of his vast and colourful version, then in his huge rented warehouse on a Bridlington industrial estate, and entitled (like this volume) A Bigger Message, I was too over-excited and over-awed to take in what was happening there.
A bright and colourful daytime version was shot and used to promote the Doritos campaign, whilst a more dark and sinister nighttime version was shot as the song's official music video.
This tale has also gripped the imagination of many writers: no biography, philosophical account or novel involving either man seems complete without a - frequently colourful - version.
The shoes were the only concession to anything more arty: pointed wedges, the soles looked hewn from rock or, more accurately, the colourful artificial version used at mountaineering centres.
On a more esoteric level Mr Mansour wanted to make more of the city's Christian motifs, such as the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, which he had left out of the original because his concerns in that painting were primarily political.The bigger, more colourful, second version of "Jamal Al Mahamel" could well end up in private hands, like its precursor, though it is unlikely to head to Libya.
Look out for the colourful child-sized versions which make a stunning spin on a playhouse for tots back home.
