Sentence examples for extraordinary versions from inspiring English sources

After several years of floundering, TLC has started to revive itself as a cable channel about extraordinary versions of everyday life.

Rarely less than bold and interesting, when it works Jukebox is electrifying: her reimagining of Hank Williams Ramblin'n' (Wo man' as a haunted soul ballad pitched somewhere between Portishead's 'Glory Box' and Aretha's 'Do Right Woman' is extraordinary; versions of Lee Clayton's 'Silver Stallion and James Brownn's 'Lost Someone' confirm she captures stillness better than almost anyone.

The drug addicts were out, and their ordinary nihilism brought Riedel's extraordinary version to my mind.

Queso flameado, a crock of baked cheese and chorizo, is an extraordinary version of an ordinary dish.

Is it unethical for a doctor to assist cyclists in managing that pain and restoring that extraordinary version of "normal" function which allows them to do their job?

The 1975 compilation album Yesterdays included Yes's extraordinary version of Simon & Garfunkel's America, which had been recorded some years earlier.

The UK first saw the company's extraordinary version of Swan Lake three years ago, by which point it was already a YouTube sensation.

Jonathan Miller had just staged an extraordinary version of Verdi's Rigoletto at the London Coliseum, transplanting the action to the mafia world of Lower Manhattan.

The novel uses its own extraordinary version of what is usually called free indirect style, where a narrative adopts the sentiments and the vocabulary of the character.

Jonathan Miller had just staged an extraordinary version of Verdi's Rigoletto at the London Coliseum, transplanting the action to the mafia world of Lower Manhattan.

He just commanded the stage and he performed an extraordinary version of Bob Marley's "Small Axe" [with the refrain 'If you are the big tree/ We are the small axe'].