Sentence examples for decent versions of from inspiring English sources
At their best, however, skilled barmen of the day could make decent versions of the Clover Club or the Sidecar.
And how many will prefer a cheaper omnibundle like the $99 a year Amazon Prime that offers decent versions of each of these?
But really, I stand by the perspective everyone in "Girls" still continues to defy being full humans and more so amalgamations of all the shameful, embarrassing, screwed up, and -- at times -- decent versions of people viewers can relate to.
I took my passion for all things Sega further, picking up a 32X in 1996, but even with decent versions of DOOM and Virtual Racing to call my own, it was to the Mega-CD that I consistently turned, until university took me away from its permanently grinding, reset-to-open drawer.
I took my passion for all things Sega further, picking up a 32X in 1996, but even with decent versions of DOOM and Virtua Racing to call my own, it was to the Mega-CD that I consistently turned, until university took me away from its permanently grinding, reset-to-open drawer.
Worse, I stopped enjoying foods I loved as I couldn't cook a decent version of them and wouldn't swallow my pride and buy them instead.
Sensibly, Schlesinger now moved into television, a medium he had previously resisted as too ephemeral, and directed a decent version of Terence Rattigan's Separate Tables and the memorable An Englishman Abroad (both 1983).
This is, after all, a place where it has long been more difficult to find a decent version of the city's own beer style, Berliner Weisse, than in at least a half-dozen American towns, and where the ubiquitous Berliner Pilsner has a dismal ranking in the bottom third of all beers in its category on RateBeer.
The 11-part 1981 Brideshead is a landmark in TV history, there's been a decent version of Scoop and two shots at his greatest work, the Sword of Honour trilogy, the first one (adapted by Giles Cooper and starring Edward Woodward) being the better.
Clearly Sony knows having a decent version of the game could be a selling point for people who aren't into PC gaming.
Before he actually gave us a Manhattan, bar manager David Roth told us that he had moved to New York after 20 years of living in Hartford, Connecticut, where he couldn't even get a decent version of his favourite cocktail, the Manhattan.
