A revised and enlarged version of Jorrocks's Jaunts and Jollities was published posthumously in 1869.
How about bringing back an enlarged version of that, er, while there is still time?
What Dewey proposed was essentially an enlarged version of a card catalogue, where paper documents hung vertically in long drawers.
"Spamalot" will open in a refurbished -- and slightly enlarged -- version of the theater "Avenue Q" played in next February.
Found at Kebara cave, this hyoid is a slightly enlarged version of the human hyoid and nothing like similar bones in apes.
Which is a grotesquely enlarged version of what I suspect is a common fear among mothers-to-be: Will they feel the way they "should" about their children?
A vastly enlarged version of a show presented in 2002 at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, "Bravehearts" will undo the considerable damage Prince Charles has inflicted on the cause of kilts.
Behind the fountain, in the wall, he installed an enlarged version of his United Nations refugee card, certifying that his family was dispossessed in the Israeli-Arab war of 1948.
It will be on display at Baselworld 2004, which opens Thursday in Basel, Switzerland, along with an updated and enlarged version of the classic Koppel watch in 18-karat gold and steel, with a second hand, date and water resistance.
The present-day factory ship is an automated, greatly enlarged version of the early whaler that sailed into remote waters and processed only whale oil onboard, discarding the carcass.
The larger tablet announced at the IFA technology show in Berlin on Thursday is the Galaxy Tab 7.7, a slightly enlarged version of Samsung's first Android tablet, unveiled a year ago.
