Sentence examples for imperial version from inspiring English sources

The old imperial version of Britain that continued under the Thatcher and Blair eras is finally coming to its end.

New generations have been recovering tales of rebellion, repression and resistance that make nonsense of the accepted imperial version of what went on.

Germany and France in the year ad 1000 illustrate the two tendencies of millennialism: the former manifested the "top-down" imperial version, while the latter displayed a remarkable array of "bottom-up" populist expressions.

Every recent prime minister has struggled to overcome this sense of thwartedness and decline, and to come up with a notion of Britishness to replace the defunct imperial version.

Bruce Kidd, the 1962 Commonwealth champion in the imperial version of the 10,000m, the six miles, has spent the last half century as a leading academic in the field of physical and health education.

From the standard and creamy nitrogenated versions to Vanilla Solidarity, Solidarity aged in bourbon barrels and even the return of ERB's second anniversary beer: an imperial version of Solidarity called Deuce.

Especially the tipsy imperial versions that seem so appropriate with campfire smoke in the air.

Red ales, and the more potent imperial versions, are a relative of the hop-forward IPAs that use a higher proportion of crystal malts.

So, I think it started as brewers trying increase the depth of hop flavor profile in the beers and it ended up yielding the higher octane "imperial" versions as a side effect.

Greek art had a profound influence on the Roman tradition, and some of the most famous examples of Greek statues are known only from Roman Imperial versions and the occasional description in a Greek or Latin literary source.

There are the vast, imperial casino versions, opulent troughs so spacious that even walker-assisted senior citizens can find space inside them.