Sentence examples for french version from inspiring English sources

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french print

The phrase "French version" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a translated or adapted version of something that was originally in French. Example: "Have you seen the French version of the movie? It received rave reviews for its stunning cinematography."

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The French version was called the étagère.

Encyclopedia Britannica

The French version was published later.

The New York Times - Arts

A French version was published in 2002.

The Guardian

Pétanque is the French version of boccie.

The New York Times

(The French version, as you might expect, goes much further).

The New York Times

The French version is most generally performed today.

The Guardian - Music

Michel Roux provided Interlenghi's voice for the French version.

The Guardian - Film

Fonzy French version of Canadian paternity comedy Starbuck.

The Guardian - Film

A French version of the "Oprah effect" kicked in.

The New York Times - Arts

The French version does not mention Iraq's "material breach".

The New York Times

It was like an off-licence... but a French version.

The Guardian - Travel

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