Sentence examples for familiar version from inspiring English sources

For a long time it was the normal, familiar version.

But then a more familiar version of Rafa reappeared: the fighter, angry beast.

New York City Ballet performs the familiar version by George Balanchine, from 1954.

Not everyone has taken to this less familiar version of Eddie Izzard: the earnest, political campaigner making lofty, unrehearsed speeches.

The familiar version offers protection to juicy plants from the ever-voracious sheep and Chee Dale does something similar.

There will be defenders of the traditional British ginger biscuit who'll balk at this less familiar version of the classic.

In contrast to the more familiar version, this story ends with a triumph of the male, patriarchal, Apollonian order.

In such a case, we would be taking it back to a fairly familiar version of Democratic consensualism.

It's a hugely important document, allowing us to hear subtleties of word, setting and characterisation the more familiar version lacks.

In a familiar version of the model used by Doc2Dock, food banks collect usable surplus food from restaurants and banquets and deliver it to pantries for the hungry.

The now-familiar version of our island story is that we all spent the 1970s in industrial chaos, with successive governments failing to confront the overbearing unions, until Margaret Thatcher arrived and set about deregulating markets, privatising public assets and generally encouraging citizens to work only for ourselves and our own self-interest.