Sentence examples for conventional version from inspiring English sources

They were ready to trade in their tidy but conventional version of domesticity for something bolder.

One conventional version contains about 260 pounds of explosives and another version carries about 370 pounds.

The pancetta, Italian-style bacon, was less salty than the conventional version but provided a touch of smoky flavor.

Her production tells a full-length, more conventional version of the story, with appealing tweaks here and there.

A side of creamed spinach ($4) was not the chopped, creamy, runny conventional version but leaves with just a smidgen of cream.

Yorkshire's Canadian bacon and smoked pork chops were pleasant, and its pancetta, like the Applegate pancetta, was preferable to the conventional version I tried.

Such middling economy hardly justified prices $5,000 to $20,000 above the conventional versions.

But, like more conventional versions of the story, "Opheus with Clay Feet" shows how easily the future can be lost.

At their best, the conventional versions of "Giselle" have an integrity that explains why the ballet has remained in the international repertory since Jean Coralli and Jules Perrot choreographed the Paris premiere in 1841.

The white-suited Diogo Nogueira, from Brazil, brought a large, supple samba band but came across like a supper-club act, doing suave but conventional versions of old Brazilian hits.

Making lithium ion batteries capable of holding 10 times the charge of conventional versions still requires a cathode that holds 10 times the charge, too, Ceder says.