Sentence examples for heart version from inspiring English sources

Some popular pieces are pendants: an anatomically-shaped Heart of Gold in 18 karats is $6,800; the Bleeding Heart version of the same, dipped in red enamel, is $8,200.

But by the top of the seventh, with the Indians rallying, the few window-shoppers could be forgiven for overlooking the images of Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle and, instead, hovering in front of "Flag with Heart, Version IX".

After assessing baseline characteristics, we asked all patients in the intervention group to review the computerized decision aid, Heart to Heart (version 1).

Kennedy watchers, Kennedy lovers, Kennedy haters are being presented here with an unvarnished but idealistic-at-heart version of Jack, Jackie and the family.

While Heart's version of it is unique, the formation is having somewhat of a renaissance in the A-League, with both Wellington Phoenix and Sydney FC using it as their current system of choice.

"I regret to report, though, that, in most other respects, this indoor, proscenium-arch account of the play fails to match – in confidence, sprezzatura, warmth of wit, or understanding of the heart – the version that opened last week at Shakespeare's Globe".

In the recently updated ESC/EACTS guidelines on the management of valvular heart disease (version 2012) it is noted that 'quality of life issues' should be taken into account when deciding on the type of valve [ 1].

Tony Bennett performed a heart-stopping version of "The Music Never Ends" (shortly after he drew a bemused response for stating, "Let's legalize drugs, like they did in Amsterdam").

3. Sinead O'Connor Nothing Compares 2 U 1990 (Prince 1981) This heart-breaking version of Prince's song broke the Irish singer into the mainstream in 1990 and remains to this day her most famous hit.

Abandoning her microphone and amplifiers, the Blackpool singer, whose new album The Remedy is out in August, leapt confidently from the stage with her acoustic guitar to perform the most tender and heart-wrenching version of her song "Glory Days".

The majority of the band ventured out to a special section where some of the Bridge School kids were watching the show and then performed a heart-felt version of "Last Kiss" (a Wayne Cochran cover).