Sentence examples for has been doing a version from inspiring English sources

McCain has been doing a version of the Straight Talk show for so long that the veterans know all the lines.

"Antiques Roadshow" has been doing a version of this for years, but on that show, money isn't presented as motivation: often, the pleasant shock of a semi-valuable find appears to be gift enough.

(And perhaps for a second time, since the signs themselves had been doing a version of the same thing).

(And perhaps for a second time, since the signs themselves had been doing a version of the same thing). Others argue that it is bitterly ironic for the ad to feature a pro-labor sign, "KEEP JOBS IN TOLEDO," at a time when McDonald's is locked in disputes with its own workers over allegations of discrimination and demands for increased wages and benefits.

What makes WWW different is that the media site has been doing its own version of native advertising since before 2007, but even beyond advertorial products, the entire site is shoppable.

Already, Optimus Ride has been doing some testing of early versions of its platform, including with a September test at Perkins School for the Blind.

It is a version of what China has been doing to America, benefiting from the R&D that goes into refining the specifications, developing prototypes and building a finished product.

Indeed, anyone using history as a guide would view the upcoming tournament as a 21st-century version of what MLB has been doing for decades.

All computational analysis has been done using MINITAB version 15 and STATA version 10.0.

The analysis in this paper has been done on version 1.7.6.

The image analysis has been done by an adapted version of the software Circadian Gene Express (CGE, http://bigwww.epfl.ch/sage/soft/circadian/), a Java ImageJ's plugin that we previously developed for tracking cells in the context of circadian studies [ 26, 28].