Sentence examples for knotty version of the from inspiring English sources

'I'm Gonna Unmask the Batman' is a knotty version of the Caped Crusader's theme, and they close with 'Space is the Place', filing outside for an open-air finale.

A battered version of the.

Especially for home users, Windows XP is a major departure from previous versions of the knotty product line that evolved from Windows 95 to Windows Me.

Free from the pressures of soon-to-pry eyes, he made a fascinating, experimental record for the boutique label Mo Wax, attempting his own versions of the genres he liked: the knotty, layered rap of midcareer Beastie Boys, the frantic breakbeat trip-hop of DJ Shadow and UNKLE, and the woozy psych-rock of bands like the Verve.

"And there is, of course, that knotty traditional notion of the Mandate of Heaven," Mr. Crane said.

The word nodosa ("knotty") forms part of the name because of the fibrous nodules along the medium-sized arteries that are affected.

But then there's this knotty little problem of the 1%.

Doyle errs on the side of the culinary, skimming over the darker, knottier aspects of the piece.

The arrangements overlaid Brazilian melodies with knotty hard-bop harmonies and brassy interjections; Mr. Marsalis's version of "Ponta de Areia" set the kindly Nascimento melody within a twittering jungle of polytonality.

The Pistols' version, of course.

One of the most nostalgic is the St. Moritz Lodge (334 West Hyman Avenue; 970-925-3220; www.comoritzlodge.com), which, as its name suggests, looks like an Americanized version of a Swiss chalet, with knotty gray walls and bright blue trim.