Sentence examples for former version of from inspiring English sources

Maybe he could take some words of advice from a former version of himself?

"Many co-ops never bothered to perfect their liens by filing a UCC-1," he said, adding that under the former version of the code, this would make it possible for another "lien creditor" to be paid before the co-op.

"I was, of course, full of the kind of mortification that is part and parcel with meeting a former version of yourself, a woefully misguided girl desperate to be embraced by even the least exemplary specimens of young American malehood," wrote Dunham.

I'm looking around the room and I notice that everyone in it looks like someone — and when I try to figure out exactly who that someone is, it turns out to be a former version of herself, a thinner version or a healthier version or a pre-plastic-surgery version or a taller version.

* A former version of this story incorrectly reported that Jerome Heppelmann began managing the aforementioned funds in 1997.

That meant data that had been stored in a former version of the site was now public domain.

For example, Teramoto and Fukunishi have applied a supervised scoring model to tailor the FlexX scoring function (F-score), which outperformed its former version on three of the five tested targets (83).

Users of the former versions of Pages have complained loudly in online Apple forums.

The walls of the stations are plastered with giant ads for plastic-surgery clinics, many picturing twinkly cheerleader types, sometimes wearing jewelled tiaras and sleeveless party dresses, and often standing next to former versions of themselves ("before" pictures) — dour wallflowers with droopy eyes, low-bridged noses, and jawlines shaped like C-clamps.

In former versions of the DIF standard, ASCII text was used.

Former versions of Apple's firmware used a version of the libtiff library that was susceptible to buffer-overflow attacks.