Sentence examples for deliver versions from inspiring English sources

It is best when Mr. Rock gives up trying to act and uses Mays's speeches to deliver versions of his own stand-up routines, and when Bernie Mac, playing the candidate's brother and running mate, brings on his tripwire volatility and his cunning, profane charisma.

Building distribution channels this time out should ease some of the burden of launching when the time comes to deliver version 2.0.

Thomas Truax delivered versions of tunes from Twin Peaks and Lost Highway on horn, xylophone and a menagerie of homemade instruments while Cibelle Cavalli's set, purportedly delivered from the Las Venus Resort Palace Hotel, offered a sense of lounge-friendly dimension-hopping.

"We're preparing more of the food here and bringing in less private labels," Evans said, referring to past agreements with companies such as Dominos, which delivered versions of its regular offerings that met school dietary guidelines.

She took a necessity (reclaiming some of her songs by re-recording them) and turned it into a four volume project that showed the remarkable catalog of tunes she's written over the years AND delivered versions that shine new light on them.

Yet, without a fully functioning and living alternative, his proponents were hard-pressed to show that the alternative could be a viable choice.The first delivered version is hard to explain in words, a perfect irony.

However, in previous studies, activity was impaired because truncated versions of Antennapedia could only deliver truncated versions of p21.

Island/Def Jam serviced the hip-hop version to R&B/hip-hop radio on August 13, and currently "mapping out strategies to deliver other versions across dance formats".

FLIPBOARD For the last year, iPhone users could only watch as iPad owners used Flipboard to deliver beautiful versions of Facebook, Twitter and other graphically challenged online services.

Robert MacLaren of Oxford University used a virus to deliver working versions of the REP1 gene to the most light-sensitive part of the retina.

Watching Michael Feinstein deliver punchy versions of Sinatra standards with a 17-piece band on Tuesday evening, you could hardly guess that two decades ago he was a different musical animal.