Sentence examples for executives version from inspiring English sources

Where is that kind of DNA of early Judd Apatow in this country?" Egyptian-born Atalla provided the kind of laughs Apatow does when he took part in a TV executives version of Big Brother for the Edinburgh Television Festival last year.

The web design version says you should measure everything you can; the Google executive version implies that nothing really matters unless you can measure it.

The basic taxi costs $49,000, and the executive version is in the mid-$50,000 range -- steep in comparison with a $24,000 Ford Crown Victoria cab.

Sulzberger and Robinson were once an executive version of a married couple, finishing each other's sentences in meetings and panel discussions and reviewing the paper's business over dinners.

If you're willing to pay $70 for upgraded software, the "executive" version of the Iris software purports to be able to speak scanned text aloud as you go, to translate what you scan into another language, to read handwritten digits, and to scan bar codes.

Assembly line technique of trusses was developed based on an agreed upon with the executive version.

"I'm, like, constantly scanning myself to see if I'm some corporate executive version of a teenager," she continued.

SCOTUS picks are, essentially, Presidential prerogative - a mollified, very tempered Executive version of a raging motorist flipping their finger.

CLOX: An Executive Clock-Drawing Task) [ 12]: CLOX is a two-part clock-drawing task divided into a non-prompted "executive" version (CLOX1) and a prompted "constructional" version (CLOX2).

And if the trials with the special forces go well, says Graham Murphy, RDT's chief executive, versions of the new device could be provided for civilian paramedic use.Future capabilities, Mr Murphy hopes, might include a digital stethoscope to analyse breathing sounds and a haematoma scanner to look for a brain haemorrhage.

In addition, treatment executive and correctional executive versions of the BSOC collected data on number of staff, staff turnover, types of services provided, admissions, caseload, and budget.