Sentence examples for likely version of from inspiring English sources

And he seems to see it: receding obliviously down a side street is the other, most likely version of himself, like a vanishing rich uncle, introspective and happy, motoring carefree through his Saturday, leaving him alone and wretched, in his new, improbable, inescapable fate.

I see another, less likely version of her, in an apron, pouring pancake batter into a frying pan, asking would I like another, the way my mother sometimes does when she is in good humor.

However, the most probable and likely version of events is that Shergar was taken by the Provisional IRA, who demanded a multimillion-pound ransom from the owners to fund purchases of weapons so it could continue its fight against the British presence in Northern Ireland.

As was suggested earlier, the Optics and Meteorology were very likely versions of works originally intended for The World.

Using the natural form of biography, she offers the likeliest version of events before clothing it with the interpretation of generations of thinkers, artists, playwrights and poets.

If director Zack Snyder was following comic book canon, it seems likely the version of the boy wonder who died in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, most likely at the hands of the Joker, was the much-hated Todd iteration.

Walk into the home of a gracious Southern host and likely some version of a tricked-out pecan will be on the table.

Obama has strongly indicated that he intends to see immigration reform — likely some version of the so-called DREAM Act, which would offer a path to citizenship for millions of unauthorized immigrants — passed in 2013.

But then there are scattered cases, like the U.P.I. poll or last week's Fox News national survey, in which Mr. Obama actually did better in the likely voter version of the poll.

And there will likely a version of the iPhone that is not exclusive to AT&T by then as well.

Likely some version of the classical carnivalesque ringleader, Northlandz' founder, Bruce Williams Zaccagnino's obsession made for an experiential indulgence whose duration merits the online warning, "children should use the rest room before beginning".