Sentence examples for introducing a version of from inspiring English sources

Ault is credited for inventing the so-called jailbreak screen and introducing a version of college football's current overtime format.

However, Denmark could try to revive the process by formally introducing a version of a negotiating draft from last week and imposing it on the summit.

RealNetworks is quietly introducing a version of Scrabble on Facebook, despite pledging to save Scrabulous, the wildly popular, unauthorized online version of the board game.

"Introducing a version of 'Megan's law' in the UK would do nothing to help parents keep their children safe from sex offenders," she said.

Introducing a version of Sandy Denny's Fotheringay, about the imprisoned Mary, Queen of Scots awaiting execution, she observes: "It's all sunshine down here".

But it seemed a strangely naive project, unconscious of its shortcomings, illustrated perfectly when Sir Simon, introducing a version of "It Don't Mean a Thing," mimicked English schoolchildren singing that famous refrain without putting any swing on it.

Senator Sam Brownback, Republican of Kansas, introduced a version of that bill in the Senate.

Then Riddle introduced a version of "4' 33" " played by a young clarinettist.

It also introduced a version of OxyContin that was more tamper-proof.

Mr. Kennedy first introduced a version of the patients' rights bill in 1997.

Apple has introduced a version of Apple TV with similar features.