Sentence examples for definitive version of a from inspiring English sources
When Disney approached Burton with the Alice project, he immediately wanted to make a definitive version of a film that has been adapted for cinema and television nearly 30 times.
Once upon a time, the final print edition set a final, definitive version of a story and headline, leaving for posterity an immutable document of record, albeit one gathering dust in the newspaper morgue.
In museums here and in Florence, Italian scientists have unveiled what they consider to be the first definitive version of a vehicle designed by a famed son of this Tuscan village, Leonardo da Vinci, more than 500 years ago, at a time when rapid transit came largely from horses.
Visuals maintain the same isometric perspective but have been vividly enhanced, while the controls feel tighter and more responsive; the definitive version of an entertaining title.
Neudörffer is considered the author of the definitive version of Fraktur script, a combination of the rigid textualis quadrata and the more relaxed bâtarde.
Garland had won a miniature Oscar for her youth performance in The Wizard of Oz, but she craved the real thing – and when rave reviews rolled in for her gutsy tragic-musical turn in George Cukor's definitive version of backstage chestnut A Star Is Born, it seemed she would get it.
It is hard to imagine that Offenbach would have conceived of a definitive version of one of his works, even an opera that meant as much to him as "Hoffmann".
It was with the LSO and its Chorus that Leonard Bernstein conducted his operetta at the Barbican in 1989, followed by a studio recording and the creation of a definitive version of the score more than 30 years after its first performance.
And all year long, Mr. Mannerstrom turns out a definitive version of Janssons Frestelse, or Jansson's Temptation, a confection of scalloped potatoes, onions and herrings cured in the style of anchovies, which I find an inspired combination of salty and creamy flavors.
Judith also featured, I believe, the definitive version of Jimmy Webb's "The Moon's A Harsh Mistress".
This is a definitive version of what he has been telling friends privately for a couple of years.
